What season is it in Mozambique***?

It is the rainy season now. Mozambique has a mainly subtropical climate, with some tropical climate, and abundant rainfall. The total annual precipitation is 800-1200 mm. The whole year is divided into two seasons, the dry season from April to September and the rainy season from October to March. The highest temperature in the capital Maputo (located in the south) can reach 40 degrees (December-February), and the lowest temperature is around 10 degrees (June-August); the second largest city, Beira, has a dry season temperature (daytime) of 18-24 degrees. The temperature in the rainy season is 32-36 degrees; the northern cities such as Nampula are relatively hot. The maximum temperature in the rainy season can reach over 40 degrees and it is very dry. Because the terrain of Mozambique is high in the northwest and low in the southeast, many rivers flow into the sea from the southeast. The large plains in the southeast are flat and have low altitudes. In the rainy season, more rain can easily cause floods, and less rain can easily cause droughts. Due to the influence of subtropical and tropical monsoon climate, it is rainy and windy during the rainy season.