Summer is beginning in Cape Verde. Temperatures are rising and more dry wind comes from the mainland of Africa. This means that you can enjoy fine weather in June on the Cape Verde islands. There are relatively many hours of sunshine (8 per day), a constant temperature and (almost) no rain. Cape Verde is even one of the 20 driest countries in the world. Cape Verde consists of nine inhabited islands, namely Sal, Boavista, Sao Nicolau, Sao Vicente, Santo Antao, Santiago, Maio, Fogo and Brava. The ever-present and cooling trade winds on the archipelago ensure that it can be pleasant in Cape Verde despite the high temperature.
That kind of weather can you expect in Cape Verde in June? Below you will find the averages of the most important meteorological variables for you. These are the maximum temperature, minimum temperature, rainfall and wind force. The weather data for the month of June is based on historical weather data and does not provide an actual weather forecast for Cape Verde.
Temperature in June
Maximum temperature
The temperature continues to rise in June. The average maximum temperature is 28.9 degrees Celsius. On a daily basis, the temperature may rise to 30 degrees Celsius.
Explanation of the graph above: the average maximum temperature for the month of June is shown on a daily basis (orange line). The light orange shaded part shows the spread of the average maximum temperature.
Minimum temperature
At night, the temperature does not drop below 21 degrees Celsius. The average minimum temperature in June is 21.9 degrees Celsius.
Explanation of the graph above: the average minimum temperature for the month of June is shown on a daily basis (orange line). The light orange shaded part area shows the spread of the average minimum temperature.
Rain in June
June is the last month dry month, before the coming months arrive with more chance of rain. In June, a tiny bit of rain can fall on the windward islands of Maio, Santiago, Fogo and Brava.
Explanation of the graph above: the average rainfall in millimeters for the month of June is shown on a daily basis (blue line). The light blue shaded part shows the spread of the average rainfall.
Wind in June
The north-eastern trade wind will decrease during June. This means that the cooling of the wind also gets less and it will feel warmer. The maximum wind force drops from 33 km / h (Beaufort 5) to 26 km / h (Beaufort 4) at the end of the month.
Explanation of the graph above: the average maximum wind force for June is shown on a daily basis (red line). The light blue park is a weak wind with a speed of about 1 to 11 kilometers per hour (Beaufort wind force 1 and 2). The light green part is a moderate wind with a speed of about 12 to 28 kilometers per hour (Beaufort wind force 3 and 4). And the light orange part is a strong wind with a speed of about 29 to 49 kilometers per hour (Beaufort wind force 5 and 6).
The weather in Cape Verde in other months
- Cape Verde weather January
- Cape Verde weather in February
- Cape Verde weather in March
- Cape Verde weather in April
- Cape Verde weather in May
- Cape Verde weather in July
- Cape Verde weather in August
- Cape Verde weather in September
- Cape Verde weather in October
- Cape Verde weather in November
- Cape Verde weather in December
Data accounting
The weather data comes from the weather station 85940 (Sal, Cape Verde). The geographical coordinates of the weather station are: 16.73 degrees latitude, -22.95 degrees longitude and 54 feet high. The weather data is an indicator for all islands of the Cape Verde archipelago. Due to differences in geographical location and geography (mountains versus flat desert soil), there are local differences. For example, on the mountainous and green island of Santo Antao there is more rain than on the flat islands Sal or Boavista. The same for temperature and wind force.The average maximum wind force is the speed of the wind at a height of 10 meters for 10 minutes and the average of that. This wind force is therefore an average and is lower than the real maximum wind speed. The maximum speed of the wind can be about 10 to 20 kilometers per hour higher. The data is based on a large number of data points, namely the historical weather reports on a daily basis from December 2012 to 2017. Weather data are sensitive to errors, failures and other defects. We can therefore not take responsibility for decisions made on the basis of these weather data.
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