Uganda has a pleasantly warm and tropical climate within significant seasonal variations, making it suitable to visit all year round. It has a warm tropical climate with average temperatures between 25–29°C (77–84°F). December to February represent the hottest months, with some evenings getting chilly temperatures between 17–18°C (63–64°F). May is the coldest month in Uganda, with an average high-temperature of 24.4°C (75.9°F) and an average low-temperature of 17.3°C (63.1°F). Because of the tropical climate covering most of the country, Uganda does not have definite climate seasons. The south fluctuates between two wet seasons spreading from mid-September to November and March to May. During this period, it can pour down while the other times of the months there little to no rainfall. The northern region has one continuous wet season stretching from March to November and a more apparent dry season between December and February. Despite this good climate, there are wetter months that make some areas with not-so-good roads relatively inaccessible. During that period, some attractions and activities become somewhat trickier, worth factoring into planning your travel around the country. It is also important to note that climate change has caused some irregularity of weather patterns in recent years, with seasons becoming harder to predict. The known best time to visit Uganda for gorilla trekking is during the country’s two dry seasons: January and February and June to September. Bird watching on a Uganda Safari is fantastic all year round but is at its peak between November and April when migrants’ species are present.