November
OK
34.3°C / 23°C
17 rain days
hot, very wet
Best time to visit Juba
Juba, South Sudan — ranked month by month from data: temperature, rainfall, snow, and peak hazard seasons. Every month has trade-offs — pick what you can tolerate.
Best · November
About Juba
Juba is the capital and largest city of South Sudan. The city is situated on the White Nile and also serves as the capital of the Central Equatoria State. It is the most recently declared national capital and had a population of 525,953 in 2017.
— condensed from Wikipedia
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OK — shoulder months
Months to skip
January
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37.2°C / 23°C
2 rain days
hot, dry
- dangerously hot (avg high 37.2°C)
December
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36.3°C / 23.2°C
5 rain days
hot
- dangerously hot (avg high 36.3°C)
February
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38.4°C / 24.6°C
3 rain days
hot, dry
- dangerously hot (avg high 38.4°C)
June
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32.1°C / 22.8°C
21 rain days
hot, very wet
- very hot (32.1°C)
- extremely wet (21 rain days)
August
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31°C / 21.9°C
24 rain days
hot, very wet
- very hot (31°C)
- extremely wet (24 rain days)
September
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31.8°C / 22.2°C
23 rain days
hot, very wet
- very hot (31.8°C)
- extremely wet (23 rain days)
July
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31.2°C / 22.2°C
25 rain days
hot, very wet
- very hot (31.2°C)
- extremely wet (25 rain days)
March
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37.9°C / 25.7°C
10 rain days
hot, rainy
- dangerously hot (avg high 37.9°C)
October
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32.7°C / 22.6°C
23 rain days
hot, very wet
- very hot (32.7°C)
- extremely wet (23 rain days)
May
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33.4°C / 23.7°C
22 rain days
hot, very wet
- dangerously hot (avg high 33.4°C)
- extremely wet (22 rain days)
April
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35.5°C / 24.8°C
19 rain days
hot, very wet
- dangerously hot (avg high 35.5°C)
- extremely wet (19 rain days)
How we ranked these
Each month is scored on temperature comfort (18–27°C avg high is the sweet spot), rainfall (more rain days = lower score), snow days, and peak hazard seasons (hurricanes, monsoons, etc.). Green-tier months are within ideal range with no major issues. Yellow are workable but with trade-offs. Red has at least one significant problem — extreme heat or cold, heavy rain, or peak storm season.