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Yogyakarta has a tropical weather and it enjoys plenty of sunshine all through the year. The days are generally hot and humid and there are only two distinct seasons in the year: the rainy season and the dry monsoon season.
Summers in Yogyakarta: The summers or the dry monsoon period is often uncomfortably humid and hot. However, the night temperature remains low and often gets as low as 18 degrees. The summer temperature often rises to 35 degrees Celsius and the humidity content in the air is 75%. Despite the heat, many tourists choose to visit Yogyakarta during the summer because this is the only time of the year when the place remains comparatively free from rainfall. Generally there is no rainfall from May to August and it is naturally the best time to visit Yogyakarta. However, those who are interested in watching the beauty of Yogyakarta in the rains can choose to go during the rainy season.
Monsoon in Yogyakarta: The rainy season in Yogyakarta generally lasts from September to May. However, the heaviest rainfall occurs in January, February, March and April with February being the wettest month. The annual average rainfall is approximately 1900 millimeters.
Tropical Storms: Yogyakarta often suffers from fearful tropical storms that devastates the place and takes several lives.
Traveling Tips to the tourists: It is advisable that you should wear comfortable cotton cloths whenever you are visiting Yogyakarta. Also carry a bottle of sunscreen with you. It is unlikely that you will not encounter even a single shower of rains during your stay at Yogyakarta. So be prepared with umbrellas and raincoats no matter when you are visiting Yogyakarta! Since Yogyakarta suffers bouts of tropical storms, it is better to be updated about the weather before you plan your trip. If you take all the necessary precautions, your trip to Yogyakarta will be real fun!
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