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South Africa - When to Go

Posted January 10th, 2008 by Weather Toolbar
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South Africa is a predominantly sunny country, but when it does get cold you really feel it - indoor heating is limited, and everything is geared to fine weather. You'll need to pack with the weather in mind, especially in winter.

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Morocco - When to Go

Posted January 10th, 2008 by Weather Toolbar
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As far as the climate goes, it would be better to visit the south - or at least the desert routes - outside midsummer , when for most of the day it's far too hot for casual exploration, especially if you're dependent on public transport. But July and August, the hottest months, can be wonderful on the coast, and in the mountains, there are no set rules.

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Lesotho - When to Go

Posted January 10th, 2008 by Weather Toolbar
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The Lesotho winter runs from May to July, when it often snows in the Highlands and sometimes in the lowlands too, which is great for skiing and very picturesque. Although the days are usually clear and warm, it does get extremely cold at night and ice can make driving hazardous in Highlands areas.

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Egypt - When to Go

Posted January 10th, 2008 by Weather Toolbar
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Deciding on the best time for a visit involves striking a balance between climatic and tourist factors. Egypt's traditional season runs from late November to late February , when the Nile Valley is balmy, although Cairo can be overcast and chilly.

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Kenya

Posted November 22nd, 2007 by Weather Toolbar
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Kenya has complicated and rather unpredictable climatic shifts . Broadly, the pattern is that January to March is hot and dry, while from April to June it is hot and wet, a period known as the "long rains". From July until October the weather is very warm and dry, and then come the "short rains", making November and December warm and wet.

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