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South Sudan

Across 4 destinations in South Sudan, the warmest is Malakal at 39 °C in Mar, the coolest is Yei at 34 °C, and annual rainfall ranges from 781 mm in Malakal to 1,425 mm in Yei. Figures are 1991–2020 climate normals.

4 destinations with full climate records · 18 awaiting data

The rangeHow much South Sudan varies

Climate varies across South Sudan. At the warmest month of the year, Malakal averages 39 °C by day while Yei reaches 34 °C — a difference of 4.9 °C between two places in the same country.

DestinationsThe year in each of the largest

Juba
  1. J
  2. F
  3. M
  4. A
  5. M
  6. J
  7. J
  8. A
  9. S
  10. O
  11. N
  12. D
Malakal
  1. J
  2. F
  3. M
  4. A
  5. M
  6. J
  7. J
  8. A
  9. S
  10. O
  11. N
  12. D
Winejok
  1. J
  2. F
  3. M
  4. A
  5. M
  6. J
  7. J
  8. A
  9. S
  10. O
  11. N
  12. D
Yei
  1. J
  2. F
  3. M
  4. A
  5. M
  6. J
  7. J
  8. A
  9. S
  10. O
  11. N
  12. D

All of themEvery destination with a full record

Destination Warmest month Peak avg high Annual rainfall
Juba Feb 37 °C 973 mm
Winejok Mar 39 °C 786 mm
Yei Feb 34 °C 1,425 mm
Malakal Mar 39 °C 781 mm

Awaiting climate data

These destinations are in our database but do not yet have complete 30-year records, so they have no page yet.

Data sources and method

Normal period
1991–2020
Dataset version
era5-1991-2020-scores1.1
Last processed

Measured values come from ERA5 reanalysis and are reproduced unchanged. Calculated by us: warmest month, annual rainfall total. Full formulas are on the methodology page.

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