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Travel guide > Where to go in July
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Where to go in July |
Many countries have a pleasant climate (mild temperatures, low rainfall or dry weather) in July. Some countries are to be avoided due to unfavorable weather conditions (high or low temperatures, heavy rainfall or cyclones which often cause heavy damage).
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Temperatures range from 20 to 25° and rainfall is often nonexistent in most countries and islands of southern Africa (South Africa, Madagascar, Botswana, Mauritius, Namibia, Mozambique, Mayotte, Reunion) in July. The rains are also nonexistent in the countries of North Africa (Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt). Temperatures are high in these countries (30° on the coasts ; much more in the desert areas). The islands located in the Atlantic Ocean (Canary Islands, Madeira) have a milder climate. Rainfall is low in most Central African countries in July. The rains are high on the coasts of West African countries (they are more moderate far away from the sea).
Central Africa
Angola
Congo
Democratic Republic of the Congo (south)
Eastern Africa
Burundi
Kenya
Northern Africa
Canary Islands
Southern Africa
Botswana
Comoros
Lesotho
Malawi
Western Africa
None
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Equatorial Guinea (continent)
Gabon
Rwanda
Seychelles
Madeira
Mauritius
Mayotte
Mozambique
Namibia
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Sao Tome and Principe
Zambia
Tanzania
Zanzibar
Reunion
Swaziland
Zimbabwe
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The climate is hot (temperatures range from 28 to 30°) and humid (rainfall are high) in the countries of Central America in July. Temperatures range from 25 to 30° in the countries located in North America (Canada, United States, Mexico). Rainfall is low in the west and moderate in the south and in the east. Temperatures reach 30° and rainfall is high in the countries located near the Equator. Temperatures are milder (20 to 25°) in the countries located in the center of South America. The climate is very cold however in southern Argentina and Chile in July. Temperatures reach 30° and rainfall is abundant on most Caribbean islands.
Central America
None
North America
Canada
Greenland
South America
Bolivia
Ecuador
Caribbean
Aruba
British Virgin Islands
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Saint-Pierre et Miquelon
Paraguay
Curaçao
Saint Martin
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United States
Peru
United States Virgin Islands
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Temperatures reach 30° and rainfall is high in the countries of southeastern Asia in July except in the extreme south of the continent (dry season). Rainfall is rare and temperatures often exceed 30° in most Central Asian countries. The climate is hot and dry in all Middle East countries (Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Israel) in July (temperatures exceed 30° and sometimes reach 40°), Sunshine is very high, rainfall is nonexistent and humidity is often very high on the coasts.
Central Asia
Armenia
Azerbaijan
South-Eastern Asia
Indonesia
Mongolia
Middle East
None
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Georgie
Kazakhstan
Singapore
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Kyrgyzstan
Timor Leste
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 | Europe |
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The climate is mild (temperatures reach 20°) and rainfall is moderate in the North European countries (Finland, Norway, Sweden) in July. Temperatures are also mild in western Europe. However, they are higher in the countries located on the continent (France, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany) than on the British Isles (England, Scotland, Wales, Jersey, Guernsey) and in Ireland. Temperatures exceed 25° in most countries of Eastern Europe in July. The climate of the countries (Italy, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Croatia, Albania) and the islands (Corsica, Sardinia, Malta) of southern Europe is warmer with temperatures above 30°.
Eastern Europe
Belarus
Bulgaria
Northern Europe
Denmark
Estonia
Faroe Islands
Southern Europe
Azores
Western Europe
Andorra
Belgium
England
France
Germany
Guernsey
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Czech Republic
Russia
Finland
Iceland
Latvia
Ireland
Jersey
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Man
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Slovakia
Ukraine
Lithuania
Norway
Sweden
Northern Ireland
Scotland
Switzerland
The Netherlands
Wales
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Temperatures range between 26 and 30° and the climate is relatively dry on the islands located south of the Equator. The islands located north of the Equator have a warm and humid climate with abundant rainfall (heavy rains) and high temperatures (28 to 30°). Cyclones sometimes reach the coasts of the islands in July (high winds and heavy rains can cause significant damage). The climate of southern Australia and New Zealand is cool. Temperatures are highest in northern Australia.
American Samoa
Australia (center and north)
Cook
Fiji
French Polynesia
Hawaii
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Midway
New Caledonia
Niue
Papua New Guinea
Samoa
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Solomon
Tokelau
Tonga
Tuvalu
Wallis and Futuna
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