MOUNT KILIMANJARO WEATHER FORECASTING FROM 12TH NOVEMBER 2024 TO 18 NOVEMBER 2024

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THE WEATHER FORECASTING OF KILIMANJARO MOUNTAIN FROM 12TH NOV TO 18TH NOV 2024.

November 12th.

On November 12, 2024, Mount Kilimanjaro will experience typical weather for its rainy season. The lower slopes are likely to have moderate cloud cover, and occasional showers are expected, especially in the late afternoon and evening. Temperatures will vary with elevation, remaining around 12-15°C at lower elevations, while near the summit, temperatures will be closer to freezing, with light snow possible at higher altitudes. Winds should be light, but conditions may feel colder due to wind chill, especially above 4,500 meters​
  
  Prepare for a mix of rain, snow, and variable cloudiness, and pack accordingly to stay dry and warm as you ascend.

November 13th.

The weather forecast for Mount Kilimanjaro on 13 November 2024 indicates variable conditions across the mountain's different altitudes.

  At lower altitudes, such as the base and mid-slopes (around 3,152 to 4,524 meters), temperatures are expected to range from around 21-30°C, with chances of rain showers and possible thunderstorms during the afternoon. Humidity will be high, especially in the morning, contributing to a warm, tropical feel despite some brief cooler spells. Winds will likely be light to moderate, around 5-10 km/h, with some stronger gusts during rain episodes​

    Higher up, near the summit (5,895 meters), the forecast shows much colder temperatures, ranging from -7°C to -5°C. There is a moderate chance of light snow showers throughout the day, along with gusty winds that could reach up to 20 km/h, making the wind chill factor significant at this altitude. Freezing levels are expected to hover around 4,750-4,800 meters, so climbers should be prepared for snow and icy conditions above this elevation​

Overall, 13 November looks to bring a mix of rain at lower levels and snow at the summit, with intermittent clear spells, particularly in the morning hours.

November 14th 

On November 14, 2024, the weather on Mount Kilimanjaro is expected to include variable conditions across elevations. At lower elevations around 3,000 meters, partly cloudy skies are likely with light wind, and temperatures might peak around 22°C in the early afternoon. Rain chances increase slightly in the afternoon but remain low overall, making it a manageable day for trekking, though there might be some brief showers​

   Higher up, particularly near the summit, colder and windier conditions are expected, with temperatures around -6°C and wind gusts possibly reaching 20-25 km/h. There is also a slight chance of light snow showers in the afternoon, especially near the peak, which could bring additional chill to climbers. Overall, climbers should prepare for a mix of mild weather at lower levels but colder and potentially snowy conditions at higher elevations, with layers and wind protection advisable​

November 15th 

On Friday, November 15, 2024, Mount Kilimanjaro is expected to have mostly cloudy weather with intermittent snow at higher elevations. Daytime temperatures will be cool at lower altitudes, ranging around 23-29°C, while summit areas will see much colder conditions, dropping as low as -5 to -6°C. Precipitation chances vary throughout the day, with a moderate likelihood of snow showers, especially in the afternoon. Wind conditions will generally be moderate, with gusts potentially reaching up to 27 mph at certain times, especially around higher camps and summit approaches. Overall, visibility will generally be good at lower elevations but reduced in the snowy regions near the summit.
 For climbers, this forecast suggests relatively challenging conditions with variable cloud cover and snow accumulation at higher altitudes. Preparing for fluctuating temperatures and wind gusts will be essential​

November 16th 

For Mount Kilimanjaro on November 16, 2024, the forecast indicates temperatures ranging between 82°F (28°C) during the day and 60°F (15°C) at night. The weather may start with light sprinkles in the early morning, followed by increased cloud cover later in the day. Humidity levels are expected around 45%, and there’s a chance of light precipitation, approximately 0.01 inches (0.25 mm). Winds will be moderate, at about 9 mph, and the UV index could reach a high level (around 7), so protection against sun exposure is recommended if conditions clear up during hikes​


November 17th 

On November 17, 2024, the weather on Mount Kilimanjaro is likely to be influenced by the seasonal climate of November, which includes a mix of warm temperatures and periodic rain showers. November generally experiences moderate temperatures at lower altitudes, typically between 16°C to 29°C, but temperatures will drop significantly as you ascend, especially closer to the summit. Rain is possible, as November is part of Kilimanjaro's "short rains" season, meaning rain showers may occur intermittently, especially in the afternoons. Visibility could be impacted by cloud cover, particularly in the afternoon hours, which is common in this season.

At the summit, expect freezing temperatures, possibly reaching as low as -5°C to -7°C. There may be strong winds near the peak, and a layer of clouds could form around 3,000-3,500 meters, potentially limiting views at higher altitudes. Climbing conditions will require adequate layered clothing to handle both cold and rain, along with waterproof gear for sudden showers. Keeping hydrated and taking breaks for acclimatization are crucial for adapting to the altitude and weather fluctuations​



November 18th 

On November 18, 2024, the weather forecast for Mount Kilimanjaro includes passing showers with cloudy skies. Temperatures are expected to be on the cooler side, with daytime highs around 69°F (20°C) and lows near 60°F (15°C) overnight. Humidity will be relatively high, around 81%, with a moderate chance (49%) of rain, leading to around 0.16 inches (4 mm) of precipitation. Winds will be light, around 4 mph, contributing to the overall mild and somewhat damp conditions. Visibility may be limited at higher elevations due to cloud cover and potential rain​.

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