What is the weather like in Maldives in June and July?

In a country with an ocean area of 99%, the ocean dominates its climate. The Maldives, which is close to the equator, is also different because of its large blue films. The continuous direct sunlight warms the Maldives, while the monsoon changes the weather in this country.

The climate in Maldives1February to April is dry, but not hot. The prevailing northeast monsoon did not bring rain, but it brought refreshment. At this time, the greatest happiness is to pull yourself into the blue sea and silver sand of Maldives.

On rainy days in May-11month every year, the heavy rainfall process brought by southwest monsoon seems to be the dryness brought by symmetrical northeast monsoon. At this time, the sea is often very stormy, so it is naturally quite inconvenient to travel.

Although the sea surface of Maldives is extremely violent when the southwest monsoon comes, and sometimes the sky will be covered with dark clouds due to the influence of tornadoes in the Bay of Bengal or the Arabian Sea, there are few strong tornadoes and storms because Maldives is located at the equator.

Extremely hot weather occurred in April and extremely cold weather occurred in 65438+February in Maldives, with an average annual temperature of 30℃. Avoid April and 65438+February, you can travel to Maldives in other months, but it seems unwise to choose the time with frequent precipitation. Rainy weather will not only bring inconvenience to travel, but also bring gloomy mood. So1February to March every year is an excellent time to travel to Maldives.