Iran

Iranian summers are generally hot, particularly in the central and southern regions, with temperatures often reaching high levels. This season is characterized by long days with intense sunlight and minimal rainfall, especially in the desert areas. The northern regions near the Caspian Sea and the western mountains experience milder temperatures and can be more pleasant during this time.

Iran does not have a specific rainy season like tropical regions. However, most of the country's rainfall occurs from October to March, particularly in the northern and western parts of the country. These rains are crucial for agriculture and water supply. The southern regions and central desert areas receive significantly less rainfall year-round.

Winters in Iran are cold, especially in the mountainous regions in the north and west, where snowfall is common and temperatures can drop significantly. The central and southern regions experience milder winters but can still have cold temperatures, especially at night. This season is ideal for experiencing the country's rich cultural heritage and natural beauty, with less intense heat compared to the summer months.