Sahara desert climate graph 2023

Climate graph of the sahara desert. Climate of sahara desert. Sahara desert climate data.

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Aleodor Geambașu Answer given by: Bradley King - trip advisor & blogger at hikersbay. Western Sahara weather Sunday, July 5, 23℃ Max 27℃ / Min 21℃ Real feel temperature: 26℃ (Max 31℃ / Min 24℃) The day lasts 13 hours 37 minutes sunrise 6:09 AM sunset 7:45 PM Western Sahara weather Monday, July 6, 23℃ Max 26℃ / Min 21℃ Real feel
temperature: 26℃ (Max 29℃ / Min 24℃) The day lasts 13 hours 36 minutes sunrise 6:09 AM sunset 7:45 PM Western Sahara weather Tuesday, July 7, 24℃ Max 27℃ / Min 21℃ Real feel temperature: 27℃ (Max 31℃ / Min 24℃) The day lasts 13 hours 36 minutes sunrise 6:10 AM sunset 7:45 PM Western Sahara weather Wednesday, July 8, 23℃ Max
26℃ / Min 21℃ Real feel temperature: 26℃ (Max 29℃ / Min 24℃) The day lasts 13 hours 35 minutes sunrise 6:10 AM sunset 7:45 PM Western Sahara weather Thursday, July 9, 24℃ Max 27℃ / Min 21℃ Real feel temperature: 27℃ (Max 31℃ / Min 24℃) The day lasts 13 hours 35 minutes sunrise 6:10 AM sunset 7:45 PM Western Sahara weather
Friday, July 10, 24℃ Max 27℃ / Min 22℃ Real feel temperature: 27℃ (Max 31℃ / Min 25℃) The day lasts 13 hours 34 minutes sunrise 6:11 AM sunset 7:45 PM Western Sahara weather Saturday, July 11, 25℃ Max 28℃ / Min 21℃ Real feel temperature: 28℃ (Max 32℃ / Min 24℃) The day lasts 13 hours 34 minutes sunrise 6:11 AM sunset 7:45 PM
Western Sahara weather Sunday, July 12, 25℃ Max 28℃ / Min 22℃ Real feel temperature: 28℃ (Max 32℃ / Min 25℃) The day lasts 13 hours 33 minutes sunrise 6:12 AM sunset 7:45 PM Western Sahara weather Monday, July 13, 24℃ Max 28℃ / Min 22℃ Real feel temperature: 27℃ (Max 32℃ / Min 24℃) The day lasts 13 hours 32 minutes sunrise
6:12 AM sunset 7:44 PM Western Sahara weather Tuesday, July 14, 24℃ Max 27℃ / Min 21℃ Real feel temperature: 27℃ (Max 31℃ / Min 24℃) The day lasts 13 hours 32 minutes sunrise 6:13 AM sunset 7:44 PM Western Sahara weather Wednesday, July 15, 24℃ Max 27℃ / Min 21℃ Real feel temperature: 27℃ (Max 31℃ / Min 24℃) The day lasts
13 hours 31 minutes sunrise 6:13 AM sunset 7:44 PM Western Sahara weather Thursday, July 16, 25℃ Max 28℃ / Min 22℃ Real feel temperature: 28℃ (Max 32℃ / Min 24℃) The day lasts 13 hours 30 minutes sunrise 6:13 AM sunset 7:44 PM Western Sahara weather Friday, July 17, 25℃ Max 29℃ / Min 22℃ Real feel temperature: 28℃ (Max 33℃ /
Min 24℃) The day lasts 13 hours 30 minutes sunrise 6:14 AM sunset 7:44 PM Western Sahara weather Saturday, July 18, 26℃ Max 29℃ / Min 23℃ Real feel temperature: 29℃ (Max 33℃ / Min 25℃) The day lasts 13 hours 29 minutes sunrise 7:14 AM sunset 8:43 PM Western Sahara weather Sunday, July 19, 25℃ Max 29℃ / Min 22℃ Real feel
temperature: 27℃ (Max 33℃ / Min 24℃) The day lasts 13 hours 28 minutes sunrise 7:15 AM sunset 8:43 PM Western Sahara weather Monday, July 20, 24℃ Max 27℃ / Min 22℃ Real feel temperature: 26℃ (Max 30℃ / Min 24℃) The day lasts 13 hours 27 minutes sunrise 7:15 AM sunset 8:43 PM Western Sahara weather Tuesday, July 21, 24℃ Max
27℃ / Min 22℃ Real feel temperature: 27℃ (Max 31℃ / Min 25℃) The day lasts 13 hours 27 minutes sunrise 7:16 AM sunset 8:42 PM Western Sahara weather Wednesday, July 22, 24℃ Max 27℃ / Min 22℃ Real feel temperature: 27℃ (Max 31℃ / Min 25℃) The day lasts 13 hours 26 minutes sunrise 7:16 AM sunset 8:42 PM Western Sahara
weather Thursday, July 23, 24℃ Max 26℃ / Min 22℃ Real feel temperature: 27℃ (Max 29℃ / Min 25℃) The day lasts 13 hours 25 minutes sunrise 7:17 AM sunset 8:42 PM Western Sahara weather Friday, July 24, 24℃ Max 27℃ / Min 22℃ Real feel temperature: 27℃ (Max 31℃ / Min 25℃) The day lasts 13 hours 24 minutes sunrise 7:17 AM sunset
8:41 PM Western Sahara weather Saturday, July 25, 23℃ Max 26℃ / Min 21℃ Real feel temperature: 26℃ (Max 29℃ / Min 24℃) The day lasts 13 hours 23 minutes sunrise 7:18 AM sunset 8:41 PM Western Sahara weather Sunday, July 26, 24℃ Max 27℃ / Min 21℃ Real feel temperature: 27℃ (Max 31℃ / Min 24℃) The day lasts 13 hours 22
minutes sunrise 7:18 AM sunset 8:40 PM Western Sahara weather Monday, July 27, 23℃ Max 27℃ / Min 21℃ Real feel temperature: 26℃ (Max 31℃ / Min 24℃) The day lasts 13 hours 21 minutes sunrise 7:19 AM sunset 8:40 PM Western Sahara weather Tuesday, July 28, 23℃ Max 26℃ / Min 21℃ Real feel temperature: 26℃ (Max 30℃ / Min 24℃)
The day lasts 13 hours 20 minutes sunrise 7:19 AM sunset 8:39 PM Western Sahara weather Wednesday, July 29, 24℃ Max 27℃ / Min 22℃ Real feel temperature: 27℃ (Max 31℃ / Min 25℃) The day lasts 13 hours 19 minutes sunrise 7:20 AM sunset 8:39 PM Western Sahara weather Thursday, July 30, 25℃ Max 29℃ / Min 23℃ Real feel
temperature: 28℃ (Max 33℃ / Min 25℃) The day lasts 13 hours 18 minutes sunrise 7:20 AM sunset 8:38 PM Western Sahara weather Friday, July 31, 26℃ Max 29℃ / Min 23℃ Real feel temperature: 29℃ (Max 33℃ / Min 25℃) The day lasts 13 hours 17 minutes sunrise 7:20 AM sunset 8:38 PM Western Sahara weather Saturday, August 1, 25℃
Max 28℃ / Min 22℃ Real feel temperature: 28℃ (Max 32℃ / Min 24℃) The day lasts 13 hours 16 minutes sunrise 7:21 AM sunset 8:37 PM Western Sahara weather Sunday, August 2, 25℃ Max 27℃ / Min 23℃ Real feel temperature: 28℃ (Max 31℃ / Min 26℃) The day lasts 13 hours 15 minutes sunrise 7:21 AM sunset 8:37 PM Western Sahara
weather Monday, August 3, 24℃ Max 27℃ / Min 22℃ Real feel temperature: 27℃ (Max 31℃ / Min 25℃) The day lasts 13 hours 14 minutes sunrise 7:22 AM sunset 8:36 PM Weather for 60 days in Western Sahara, based on data from the previous year. Western Sahara weather Tuesday July 5, 2022 Cloud cover: 20% Real feel temperature Western
Sahara weather Wednesday July 6, 2022 Cloud cover: 1% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Thursday July 7, 2022 Cloud cover: 45% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Friday July 8, 2022 Cloud cover: 66% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Saturday July 9, 2022 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather
Sunday July 10, 2022 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Monday July 11, 2022 Cloud cover: 4% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Tuesday July 12, 2022 Cloud cover: 29% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Wednesday July 13, 2022 Cloud cover: 58% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Thursday
July 14, 2022 Cloud cover: 6% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Friday July 15, 2022 Cloud cover: 21% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Saturday July 16, 2022 Cloud cover: 76% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Sunday July 17, 2022 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Monday July 18, 2022
Cloud cover: 1% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Tuesday July 19, 2022 Cloud cover: 3% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Wednesday July 20, 2022 Cloud cover: 11% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Thursday July 21, 2022 Cloud cover: 9% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Friday July 22,
2022 Cloud cover: 14% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Saturday July 23, 2022 Cloud cover: 100% Rain: 2.94 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Sunday July 24, 2022 Cloud cover: 59% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Monday July 25, 2022 Cloud cover: 8% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather
Tuesday July 26, 2022 Cloud cover: 83% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Wednesday July 27, 2022 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Thursday July 28, 2022 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Friday July 29, 2022 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Saturday July 30, 2022 Real feel
temperature Western Sahara weather Sunday July 31, 2022 Cloud cover: 72% Rain: 0.19 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Monday August 1, 2022 Cloud cover: 48% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Tuesday August 2, 2022 Cloud cover: 14% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Wednesday August 3, 2022 Cloud
cover: 1% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Thursday August 4, 2022 Cloud cover: 3% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Friday August 5, 2022 Cloud cover: 2% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Saturday August 6, 2022 Cloud cover: 78% Rain: 0.26 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Sunday
August 7, 2022 Cloud cover: 18% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Monday August 8, 2022 Cloud cover: 14% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Tuesday August 9, 2022 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Wednesday August 10, 2022 Cloud cover: 23% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Thursday
August 11, 2022 Cloud cover: 1% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Friday August 12, 2022 Cloud cover: 39% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Saturday August 13, 2022 Cloud cover: 60% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Sunday August 14, 2022 Cloud cover: 4% Real feel temperature Western Sahara
weather Monday August 15, 2022 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Tuesday August 16, 2022 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Wednesday August 17, 2022 Cloud cover: 1% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Thursday August 18, 2022 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Friday August 19, 2022
Cloud cover: 36% Rain: 1.25 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Saturday August 20, 2022 Cloud cover: 17% Rain: 1.06 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Sunday August 21, 2022 Cloud cover: 30% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Monday August 22, 2022 Cloud cover: 59% Real feel temperature Western
Sahara weather Tuesday August 23, 2022 Cloud cover: 97% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Wednesday August 24, 2022 Cloud cover: 13% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Thursday August 25, 2022 Cloud cover: 27% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Friday August 26, 2022 Cloud cover: 3% Real feel
temperature Western Sahara weather Saturday August 27, 2022 Cloud cover: 18% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Sunday August 28, 2022 Cloud cover: 49% Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Monday August 29, 2022 Cloud cover: 1% Rain: 0.32 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Tuesday August 30, 2022
Cloud cover: 80% Rain: 2.09 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Wednesday August 31, 2022 Cloud cover: 70% Rain: 1.63 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Thursday September 1, 2022 Cloud cover: 14% Rain: 2.25 Real feel temperature Western Sahara weather Friday September 2, 2022 Cloud cover: 46% Real feel
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Working on Cars, Canyoning. Countries visited: Algeria, Ivory Coast, Mayotte, Western Sahara Home Geography & Travel Physical Geography of Land Deserts The age of the Sahara has been a matter of some dispute. Several studies of the rocks in the region indicate that the Sahara became established as a climatic desert approximately 2–3 million
years ago, an interval that spanned from the late Pliocene to the early Pleistocene Epoch. The discovery of 7-million-year-old dune deposits throughout northern Chad in 2006, however, suggests that the region became arid during the Miocene Epoch (23 million to 5.3 million years ago). Since the Pliocene the Sahara has been subject to short- and
medium-term oscillations of drier and more humid conditions. Human activity seems to have contributed to the stability of the desert by increasing surface reflectivity and by reducing evapotranspiration. During the past 7,000 years cattle-based animal husbandry in the desert and along its margins apparently has contributed further to the
maintenance of these conditions, and the climate of the Sahara has been relatively constant for 2,000 years. A noteworthy departure from existing norms occurred from the 16th to the 18th century, the period of the so-called Little Ice Age in Europe: precipitation increased significantly along the tropical margin of the Sahara, in the desert itself, and
perhaps along the northern margin as well. By the 19th century, however, a climate similar to that of the present was reestablished. The Sahara is dominated by two climatic regimes: a dry subtropical climate in the north and a dry tropical climate in the south. The dry subtropical climate is characterized by unusually high annual and diurnal
temperature ranges, cold to cool winters and hot summers, and two precipitation maximums. The dry tropical climate is characterized by a strong annual temperature cycle following the declination of the sun; mild, dry winters; and a hot dry season preceding variable summer rains. A narrow strip of the western coastal zone has a relatively cool,
uniform temperature reflecting the influence of the cold Canary Current.

The dry subtropical climate of the northern Sahara is caused by stable high-pressure cells centred over the Tropic of Cancer. The annual range of average daily temperatures is about 36 °F (20 °C). Winters are relatively cold in the northern regions and cool in the central Sahara. For the zone as a whole, average monthly temperatures during the cold
season are approximately 55 °F (13 °C). The summers are hot. Daily temperature ranges are considerable during both the winter and summer months. Although precipitation is highly variable, it averages about 3 inches (76 millimetres) per year. Most precipitation falls from December through March. Another maximum occurs in August,
characterized by thunderstorms. These storms can cause tremendous flash floods that rush into areas where no precipitation has fallen. Little precipitation falls in May and June. Snowfall occurs occasionally over the northern plateaus. Another feature of the dry subtropics are the hot, southerly winds that often carry dust from the interior. Although
they occur at various times of the year, they are especially common during the spring.
In Egypt they are known as the khamsin, in Libya as the ghibli, and in Tunisia as the chili. The dust-laden haboob winds of Sudan are of shorter duration, chiefly occur during the summer months, and often usher in heavy rains. The dry tropical climate to the south is dominated by the same high-pressure cells, but it is regularly influenced by the
seasonal interaction of a stable continental subtropical air mass and a southerly, unstable maritime tropical air mass. The annual range in average daily temperatures in the dry tropical regions of the Sahara is approximately 31.5 °F (17.5 °C). Average temperatures for the coldest months are essentially the same as they are for the subtropical zone to
the north, but the diurnal range is more moderate. In the higher elevations of the zone, the lows approximate those of more northerly, subtropical regions. For example, absolute lows of 5 °F (−15 °C) have been recorded in the Tibesti Mountains. Late spring and early summer are hot; high temperatures of 122 °F (50 °C) are not unusual. Although the
massifs of the dry tropics often receive small quantities of precipitation throughout the year, the lowlands have a single summer maximum. As in the north, much of this rainfall occurs as thunderstorms. Precipitation averages are about five inches per year, occasionally including some snowfall in the central massifs. In the western margin of the desert
the cold Canary Current reduces air temperatures, thereby reducing convectional rainfall, but resulting in higher humidity and occasional fogs. In the southern Sahara the winter is the period of the harmattan, a dry northeasterly wind laden with sand and other easily transported dust particles. Africa’s Physical Features