Yemen

Yemeni summers are hot and dry, especially in the coastal plains and desert areas, with temperatures often rising significantly. The highlands experience milder temperatures due to their elevation but still remain warm. This season is characterized by intense heat, particularly in the low-lying areas and the eastern deserts.

Yemen experiences its primary rainy season from July to September, coinciding with the summer months, especially in the western highlands and the southern coast. These rains are crucial for agriculture and replenishing water supplies. Rainfall during this time can vary in intensity and frequency, with the highlands receiving more precipitation compared to the coastal and desert regions.

Winters in Yemen are generally mild, with cooler temperatures, particularly in the highlands and western regions. The coastal plains and eastern desert areas experience warmer winters but still with cooler temperatures compared to the summer months. This season is characterized by less rainfall and is considered a comfortable time for travel and exploration within the country, offering a break from the extreme heat of the summer.