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According to shoppingpicks, January in Somalia is typically warm and dry with temperatures ranging from 79°F (26°C) to 90°F (32°C). Rainfall is rare during this time of year, although thunderstorms are not uncommon. February brings slightly cooler temperatures, usually ranging from 77 °F (25 °C) to 88 °F (31 °C). March marks the beginning of spring in Somalia and temperatures begin to rise, usually ranging from 81 °F (27 °C) to 94 °F (34 °C). April brings even warmer weather with temperatures reaching up to 97° F(36° C). May sees an increase in temperature with an average of 100° F(38° C), although nights can still be quite cool. June marks the beginning of summer in Somalia and temperatures can reach up to 106° F(41° C). Rainfall starts to pick up during this time as thunderstorms become more frequent. July and August are typically the hottest months of summer with average highs reaching up to 110° F(43° C). Rainfall continues throughout these months and thunderstorms remain common. September brings cooler weather once again with average highs around 103º F(39º C). October sees a significant drop in temperature as winter approaches, averaging around 95º F(35º C). November is typically warm and dry with temperatures rarely going below 89º F(32º C). December has average highs of 91º F(33º C), making it one of the warmest months of the year in Somalia. Although the country is blessed with hundreds of kilometers of pearly white beaches, Somalia is certainly not a holiday destination par excellence. The climate is desert-like: most of the country consists of savannas. Somalia has two ‘rainy periods’. From October to December and in March and April, an average of 50 millimeters of rain falls per month. Most rain falls in the south. In Somalia it is almost continuously 35°C and more. Only in the months of June to August does the mercury drop below this value. Check businesscarriers for Somalia Economics and Business.