SeasonMapWhat's on around the world in January
In January, 2175 seasonal things are on across 1198 destinations: 207 natural spectacles, 1016 seasonal conditions, 156 festivals and cultural dates, 512 mass holidays and 284 hazard seasons. The seasons doing the most work this month: Christmas & New Year, Off-season shutdown and Dry season. Every entry links to that place's full January climate breakdown.
Things to travel for
Blossom, foliage, whales, the light itself — the short windows worth booking a month around.
The Glass House at Lalbagh is packed with a themed floral build for the fortnight to Republic Day.
Source: karnatakatourism.org
The almond groves in the hills behind the coast flower before anything else opens, which is the one argument for a hire car here in winter.
The groves in the hills north of the city flower before the season starts, and the back roads around Loule and Estoi are the place to see it rather than the coast.
The groves inland towards Barao de Sao Joao flower before anything reopens, and the cliff path to Ponta da Piedade is at its best in the same weeks.
Okinawa's cherry is the deep pink hikanzakura and it opens in January, two months before the mainland.
The groves in the hills behind the town flower in late winter, usually peaking in the first half of February, on the same weeks the orange trees in the streets are still full of fruit.
The sun clears the mountains on 21 January for the first time since November and the town marks it with sun buns and people standing on the bridge at noon.
Source: visittromso.no
The plain behind the city goes white and pink for about a month in late winter, usually peaking in the first half of February.
The pink blossom on Doi Inthanon and the ridges towards Doi Ang Khang comes out in the coldest weeks of the year, which are also the only weeks the air up there is clean.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The world's largest single flower opens in the forest above the park headquarters for three to five days at a time in the dry months.
The herds drop most of their calves on the short-grass plains at Ndutu, in the conservation area's western corner, and the predators concentrate on them.
Humpbacks calve in the shallow water round the Kerama islands from the new year, and the boats out of Naha and Zamami run daily through the season.
Source: visitokinawajapan.com
Olive ridleys come ashore on the beaches north and south of town through the first months of the year.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Humpbacks pass north of the islands on the way to and from the Silver Bank, and are sometimes seen from the ferries or off the north drop.
When the pan floods properly, flamingos and pelicans arrive in numbers on water that is bare salt the rest of the year.
In a wet winter the seasonal lake west of the dunes fills and flamingos and waders drop in on their way north.
Wild mustard fills the rows between bare vines from mid-January and is usually best in February.
Source: visitnapavalley.com
Humpbacks funnel through the deep passage between the Caicos and Turks banks on their way to and from the Silver Bank.
Thousands of North Atlantic humpbacks calve in Samana Bay, and the environment ministry opens and closes the watching season by decree each year.
Thousands of North Atlantic humpbacks calve and court in the bay and the season is fixed by law from 15 January to 30 March.
Source: visitdominicanrepublic.com
Close to half a million calves drop in a three-week burst on the short-grass plains around Ndutu, and every predator in the ecosystem is there for it.
The nineteenth-century estates were planted for winter, and the camellias at Monserrate and in the Pena park flower from January.
The groves around Santiago del Teide and the mountain villages come out from late January and the almond blossom trail runs into March, which is the island's one genuinely seasonal sight.
Source: webtenerife.co.uk
The earliest blossom of any big American city: plum in January, magnolia through February, weeks before the east coast has thawed.
The rock pool on the lip of the falls only opens once the river has dropped, usually from the middle of August until the rains put it back under.
Source: livingstoneisland.com
AlUla keeps its skies dark deliberately, and the cool half of the year gives the steady, dust-free nights.
The reserve on the edge of town fills with Chilean flamingos, black-necked swans and upland geese through the southern spring and summer.
Dark-bellied brent geese arrive from the Siberian coast onto the harbours at Newtown, Bembridge and the Yar, with godwits and curlew on the same mud.
Source: rspb.org.uk
Hawksbills come up the beaches on Praslin and Curieuse through the southern summer, and unusually for turtles they do it in daylight.
The lagoon fills with wintering waders from October: flamingos on the salt pans, spoonbills, avocets and the resident storks nesting on every chimney by February.
Chilean flamingos work Laguna Amarga and the shallow lakes by the eastern gate through the southern summer, with condors on the thermals above the same road.
Avocets, black-tailed godwits and brent geese pack the mudflats at Arne and Brownsea through the cold months, and the hides are busiest on a falling tide.
Source: rspb.org.uk
Autumn and winter gales tear amber out of the seabed and throw it up with the weed at Yantarny and Pionersky.
Tens of thousands of monarchs cluster in the eucalyptus grove at Natural Bridges from mid-October, hanging in a shape that looks like dead leaves until the sun hits them.
Source: parks.ca.gov
Monarchs cluster in the eucalyptus at the Pacific Grove sanctuary from late October to about the start of March, peaking around the turn of the year.
Winter storms cut into the Jurassic Coast cliffs west of here and turn out ammonites onto the beach at Charmouth and Lyme.
Source: charmouth.org
Tens of thousands of starlings turn over the Palace Pier at dusk through the winter before dropping into the ironwork to roost.
The boats run out of Mirissa, three hours south, from November to April, and December to March is when the sea is calm enough to see anything.
Green and loggerhead turtles nest on the Jurabi beaches through the summer and the hatchlings run from January.
The lagoon on the city's doorstep holds flamingos, spoonbills and thousands of waders through the winter, and the boardwalk at Ludo is walkable from the airport road.
…and 167 more in this group. Open any destination's page for its own month-by-month calendar.
The state of the place
Monsoon, dry season, lifts open, sea warm enough — what the weather is actually doing.
The short break between the two rainy seasons.
The grapes for icewine are left on the vine and picked at night once it holds below minus eight, usually in January.
Source: niagarawinefestival.com
The half-hour canal trips run daily from March to mid-November.
Source: visitbruges.be
Long-stay visitors from the Midwest and Canada take the condos by the month and the beaches are otherwise empty.
The state fixes the dates: four weeks of legally regulated discounting from the second Wednesday of January.
Source: economie.gouv.fr
A good share of the summer-house restaurants and galleries shut after New Year and do not reopen until Golden Week.
The harvest holiday empties the city as Telugu families go back to their villages for three days.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The Tamil harvest festival is four days of closed shops, kolam on every doorstep and sugarcane stacked outside the temples.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The Zanskar river freezes hard enough to walk for a few weeks in deep winter, and permits and a registered agency are required.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The plains between Delhi and Haridwar go under dense fog for days at a stretch in the cold weeks, and the overnight trains and buses run hours late.
Source: mausam.imd.gov.in
Dense plains fog settles over the river for weeks and takes the flights and the trains with it, with delays measured in hours rather than minutes.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The rain comes as heavy late afternoons rather than all day, and it puts cloud into the Colca in the mornings.
The gulf beaches and the harbour are properly swimmable from January into April, and the water is at its warmest well after the school holidays have emptied them.
The beach huts are boarded and the seafront kiosks and cafés cut their hours or close for the winter.
Source: bcpcouncil.gov.uk
Charred spring onions eaten by hand with romesco, in farm restaurants out towards the Emporda.
The avanto — a hole cut in the ice beside a sauna — is what a Helsinki winter is actually for, and the public places are busiest now.
The overcast lifts and Lima decamps to the beach towns south of the city at weekends.
The park office shuts all six routes up the volcano for the wettest quarter every year, on landslide and lightning grounds, and reopens them in April.
Source: en.tempo.co
The water is only really swimmable in January and February, and it stays that way into early March once the crowds have gone.
Cold nights and dry days on the western slopes give the year's most prized picking, and the factories run it separately.
The romanesco comes into the markets after Christmas and stays until spring; it is the one thing every trattoria in the ghetto and Testaccio is judged on.
The trade-wind months, when the rain comes in short bursts rather than by the day and the lagoon on the west side is at its clearest for snorkelling and diving the Grotto.
Storms build over the altiplano through the southern summer, heaviest in February, and the roads up to El Tatio and the high lagoons are shut for a day or two when they do.
Rain here is a handful of storms rather than a season, but a big one cuts the Sesriem road, runs the canyon and puts grass on the dune streets within a week.
This is among the snowiest and windiest cities in the country, and a single storm shut it entirely for a week in 2020.
Source: weather.gc.ca
January to May is the dry half: the tracks into the rainforest reserve stay passable, the water over Buccoo Reef clears, and the Atlantic side calms down enough to swim.
More than 1,500 clubs from twenty-odd countries take over the Belek resort belt for mid-season camps.
Source: turkiyetoday.com
Long-stay visitors from the northern states and Canada fill the condos and the early-evening restaurant tables from January.
The high road east over the Fluela is gazetted shut from early January, later than most Graubunden passes since it was the main winter link before the Vereina tunnel opened, and the Engadine is reached by the car train through Vereina instead until the road clears in April or May.
Source: de.wikipedia.org
This is the largest sledding district in Greenland and the teams work once the bay ice takes, roughly January to April.
Most restaurants, shops and hotels close for the winter and the ferry timetable thins to a handful of crossings.
Source: steamshipauthority.com
Almost eight kilometres of frozen canal is ploughed into something people commute to work on.
Source: ncc-ccn.gc.ca
The Assiniboine and the Red are ploughed into a skating trail from The Forks, several kilometres long in a good freeze, with warming huts commissioned from architects each year.
Source: theforks.com
Once the Christmas market comes down the coaches stop, half the souvenir shops shutter and the towers and museums drop to winter hours.
Source: visitsanmarino.com
The clearest stretch for the mossy forest trails and the Gunung Brinchang road, when the cloud lifts off the ridge for whole mornings rather than an hour.
The best run of the year for actually seeing the cone: it is usually out at breakfast and gone under cloud by mid-morning.
The Atlantic off Ipanema and Copacabana holds its heat well past the summer crowds; the water is at its best in March, when the beaches have emptied.
The trade winds are steady and the rain is at its lightest, which is when the water around the cays is at its clearest.
From mid-January the sagardotegis in Astigarraga open the barrels: you eat cod omelette and chop standing up and catch cider off the barrel yourself.
…and 976 more in this group. Open any destination's page for its own month-by-month calendar.
Festivals & culture
The festivals a place is known for, and the weeks the streets belong to them.
The All India Industrial Exhibition has filled the Nampally grounds every January since the 1930s: two thousand stalls, food from every state, and half the city going at least once.
Source: exhibitionsociety.com
The municipality's winter festival: markets, funfairs and stages spread across parks and beaches through January, aimed squarely at Omani families rather than visitors.
Source: muscatdaily.com
Ten days of stages, craft stalls and food on the festival ground in town, with satellite events out on the other islands.
Source: utsav.gov.in
The university relay from Tokyo to Lake Ashi and back.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The Bergisel leg of the Four Hills tournament lands in the first days of January, inside the city rather than out in a resort.
Source: vierschanzentournee.com
On 2 January carved wooden masks come down off the Harder and run the streets, chasing whoever is slow.
Source: interlaken.ch
The tech show takes the whole convention economy for a week in early January: room rates triple, taxi queues run to an hour, and the Strip is on business hours.
Source: ces.tech
Four days of asana, philosophy and music on the seafront and at the Ashram grounds every January since 1992.
Source: py.gov.in
Ten days of gardens, bands and coffee from the fincas above town, on the fairground by the Caldera river.
Source: atp.gob.pa
Four days of street machines and burnouts at Exhibition Park in the first full week of January.
Source: summernats.com.au
A week of classical concerts in the churches and theatres inside the walls in early January, with free open-air nights in the plazas.
Source: cartagenamusicfestival.com
Sixteen days of rodeo, livestock judging and a downtown cattle drive in the middle of January, running since 1906.
Source: nationalwestern.com
Sweet bread shared on 6 January with a figure baked inside, and whoever finds it owes tamales in February.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Three weeks of baroque music in the buildings it was written for: St John's co-cathedral, the Manoel theatre, the auberges.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The Santo Nino procession on the Saturday and the grand parade on the third Sunday shut the city centre for two days and draw crowds in the millions.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Menswear buyers fill the Fortezza and every good hotel in the city in the second week of January, and again in the second week of June.
Source: pittimmagine.com
Baianas in white wash the church steps with scented water at the end of an eight-kilometre walk from Comercio, followed by about a million people and a great many sound trucks.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Three weeks of theatre, music and free outdoor work across the city in January, timed to the hottest, emptiest, most holiday-shaped part of the year.
Source: sydneyfestival.org.au
Millions of barefoot devotees pull the image through Quiapo in a procession that takes most of a day and sometimes into the night.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
A million people pass through Imamiya Ebisu over three days in the second week of January to buy bamboo charms for the year's business.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Kalibo, the mainland gateway, gives over ten days to drumming and soot-painted street dancing before the third Sunday, and the island runs its own version after.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Back in January at Huntington Place after a few years of trying it in the autumn.
Source: detroitautoshow.com
Twenty-five thousand runners through downtown and the Heights on a Sunday in mid-January, on the one weekend the weather here is reliably good for it.
Source: chevronhoustonmarathon.com
Danilo Perez's festival fills Ciudad del Saber and the Casco theatres for a few days each January, with free outdoor concerts and a student clinic that puts instruments on every corner.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The town's founding week in mid-January: concerts on the Plaza Mayor steps, exhibitions in the colonial houses, and everyone out on the cobbles after dark rather than in the bars.
Source: ecured.cu
Three weeks of tennis in the middle of the city, and the point at which Melbourne is at its fullest and most expensive.
Source: ausopen.com
The Wielka Krokiew fills with tens of thousands of Poles for a January weekend, flares and all.
Source: discoverzakopane.com
Kites over the old city all day and a dawn dip at the ghats on 14 January, the day the sun turns north.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
A week of road racing based in the city in the middle of January, with hill stages that close the Adelaide Hills roads for a morning at a time and fill every pub in Willunga.
Source: tourdownunder.com.au
Five days of horses at the Parc des Expositions in the middle of January, and the one week of the winter when the hotels inside the walls sell out.
Source: cheval-passion.com
Two and a half weeks of folk and roots music across twenty-odd venues in the worst fortnight of the Scottish winter, which is precisely the point.
Source: celticconnections.com
Teams carve three-metre blocks of snow into sculptures in the village centre over a week in January, free to walk around, and they stand until the first warm spell takes them.
Source: grindelwald.swiss
The city spends the day on its roofs cutting each other's kite strings, and the old town shuts down around it.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Five days, free to attend if you register, and big enough that hotel rates across the city move for it.
Source: jaipurliteraturefestival.org
The Streif downhill is the hardest race on the circuit and the town takes about 100,000 people for the weekend.
Source: kitzbuehel.com
Outdoor electronic music in the Old Port across three or four January weekends, in the coldest weeks of the North American calendar.
Source: igloofest.ca
Four nights that shut Old San Juan to traffic and close out the island's Christmas: cabezudos in the morning, artisans on Calle Norzagaray, and cobbles packed shoulder to shoulder after dark.
Source: discoverpuertorico.com
…and 116 more in this group. Open any destination's page for its own month-by-month calendar.
Holidays that swamp a place
Mass holidays: full trains, closed shops, the year's dearest fortnight.
This is the north's family beach and Santiago arrives for all of January and February: the Avenida del Mar is bumper to bumper and Elqui's small hotels sell out.
New Year's morning in Pasadena, flower-covered floats and a hundred thousand people on Colorado Boulevard who mostly slept there.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The country stops for the first eight days of January: offices and agencies shut, tour desks run skeleton hours, and the flights in from Moscow are booked out either side of it.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
String bands, feathers and sequins up Broad Street on New Year's Day, a tradition older than the city's independence and unlike anything else in America.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Chile, Argentina and Brazil are all on holiday and the village of two thousand takes several times that.
Ten thousand people run into the North Sea at noon on 1 January in orange hats and are handed pea soup on the way out.
Source: scheveningen.com
The kings arrive by sea on the evening of 5 January and process through the city throwing sweets, which closes the Christmas season.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The second Christmas of the season, on 6 and 7 January, with its own procession into the same square.
Source: travelpalestine.ps
Christmas falls on 7 January and the Julian new year on the 14th, so the city takes a second run at the holidays a fortnight after everyone else.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Egypt's Christmas falls on 7 January and is a public holiday: midnight liturgies in the Coptic churches of Old Cairo, and a quiet city the following day.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Branches of pink đào are sold off the back of bicycles and motorbikes across the old quarter in the fortnight before the lunar new year, and families carry whole trees home on a scooter.
Atlanta marks the King holiday where he was born, on Auburn Avenue, with a march and a week of events around Ebenezer Baptist.
Source: nps.gov
Restaurants and small shops shut for several days and staff go home to the countryside, while the riverfront fills for the flower street and the fireworks.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Cruise operators run reduced fleets and shore restaurants shut for several days, then the domestic crowd arrives for the temple trips.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The citadel stays open but much of the city shuts for several days, and the royal ritual programme around the Imperial City is the one time the old ceremonies are performed in public.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Small restaurants shut for several days while the beachfront hotels fill with Vietnamese families.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The island fills with Vietnamese families and the flights from Hanoi and Saigon go at holiday prices, while the small kitchens in Duong Dong shut for several days.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Turkey's two-week mid-year break is the fortnight the whole country decides to learn to ski.
Source: meb.gov.tr
The regions take their two weeks in rotation from mid-January to the end of February, so six weeks of school holidays land here back to back.
Source: discoverzakopane.com
The third and last Christmas, in the Armenian rite around 18 and 19 January.
Source: travelpalestine.ps
Kuala Lumpur and Singapore drive up for the cool air and the single mountain road cannot take it.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Kartavya Path and much of central Delhi close for the rehearsals as well as the parade itself on 26 January, and security is heavy across the city for a fortnight.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Malaysian and Singaporean visitors come in on the Langkawi ferry for the long break and the small island fills.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Half the city drives home to Ipoh and Penang, shophouse kitchens close for days, and the malls run lion dances on loop.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Kuala Lumpur and Singapore families take the long weekend here, on top of an already full dry season.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The oldest Chinatown in the world does dragon dances down Ongpin and closes the streets to traffic for the day.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Port Louis has the oldest Chinatown in the Indian Ocean and marks it properly: firecrackers down Royal Street, wax cakes sold out of the shophouses, and a lion dance through the market.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The country's patron day on 21 January, and the basilica at Higuey half an hour inland takes pilgrims through the night.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The Monday nearest 29 January, and the day of the anniversary regatta on the Waitemata: one of the oldest sailing events in the country and the reason the harbour is solid with boats.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The whole of western Taiwan drives up for the holiday week.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Taiwan drives south for the holiday week and the single road through the strip stops moving.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Taipei empties as families go south and the city is briefly walkable.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Stalls on Radhustorg through Advent, then a bonfire on New Year's Eve before the private fireworks start.
Source: visitakureyri.is
The city strings the Septima, Monserrate and the main avenues from the start of December and buses run night circuits to look at them.
Source: bogota.gov.co
The lights go on at the start of December and the New Year's Eve display over the amphitheatre of the bay is the reason cruise ships and half of Portugal are here for it.
Source: visitmadeira.com
Lights strung the length of via Garibaldi and the old confectioners in the alleys selling pandolce and candied fruit.
Source: visitgenoa.it
Main Street is lit for the month and the season runs on Spanish time: the Three Kings cavalcade on 5 January matters as much as Christmas Day, and the shops close for both.
Source: visitgibraltar.gi
Ladakh keeps its new year two months before the Tibetan one, with ibex-shaped bread, fire processions through Leh and masked dances at the monasteries.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Projections and installations across the old squares and the Taipa houses from early December into January, tied to the handover anniversary on the twentieth.
Source: lum.macaotourism.gov.mo
Lights on Gran Via from late November, stalls in Plaza Mayor, twelve grapes at Sol on the 31st and the Reyes cabalgata on 5 January.
Source: esmadrid.com
…and 472 more in this group. Open any destination's page for its own month-by-month calendar.
Hazard seasons to know about
Not forecasts — the seasons in which the risk exists. Most weeks pass quietly.
Once or twice a winter freezing rain shuts the interstates, the airport and the schools for a day or two.
Source: weather.gov
River-plate humidity on top of the heat, and the porteños who can afford to have gone to the coast.
Source: argentina.gob.ar
The peak of the wet season is also when the canals back up and whole districts go under for a day or two.
Six degrees of latitude off the equator and still frost on the tea in the small hours.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Wadi Musa sits high enough to take snow in some winters, most recently in February 2024, which can shut the site for a day or two while the Siq and the Monastery steps are icy.
Source: jordan-spirit.com
A few inches closes the federal government, the schools and half the museums, and freezing rain does worse to the bridges.
Source: weather.gov
Fog settles over the plain for days at a time and closes the airport in the small hours, with flights and trains running hours late into the afternoon.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The forty days the valley counts as the real winter: pipes freeze, parts of the Dal ice over, and heavy snow shuts the Jawahar tunnel and grounds flights for a day at a time.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The Urubamba runs high through the wet months and a huaico takes out a stretch of track most years, usually towards Hidroelectrica.
Source: infobae.com
One or two decaying tropical systems reach the upper North Island most summers.
Source: metservice.com
The Bavarian avalanche service rates these mountains daily through the winter, and the danger on steep ground climbs again as the temperature comes up from February into April.
Source: lawinenwarndienst-bayern.de
Phase 2 and the bowls above it shut for days after heavy snow, and a local advisory goes up most mornings through the winter.
Source: gulmargac.in
Saharan dust blows across from Africa a few times each winter and spring, dropping visibility to a few hundred metres and occasionally grounding flights.
Source: aemet.es
Saharan dust crosses on an easterly a few times each winter and spring, hazing the volcanoes out and occasionally closing the airport.
Source: aemet.es
Saharan dust rides in on an easterly several times a year, most often in late winter, dropping visibility and pushing the temperature up sharply for a day or two.
Source: aemet.es
Agricultural fires north and west of the city put a lid of smoke over Bangkok through the late dry season.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Blooms of Karenia brevis drift onto this coast most often between autumn and late winter.
Source: myfwc.com
Emergency pollution restrictions run from 1 October: construction bans, diesel-vehicle limits and schools moved online when it escalates.
Source: cpcb.nic.in
The whole town sits inside the national park, so a bad fire week means smoke, closed tracks and, on the worst days, a closed highway.
Source: rfs.nsw.gov.au
Autumn and winter lows cancel the inter-island ferries, the helicopter and the flights into Vagar, sometimes for two days together.
Source: visittorshavn.fo
The city sits in a bowl with the Alps on three sides, and winter inversions trap particulates for days.
Source: regione.piemonte.it
High water comes with the autumn tides.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The exposed coast takes named Atlantic lows from mid-autumn, and the first thing they cancel is the ferry and the fjord sailings rather than the flights.
Source: met.no
Rain over the mountains behind town runs off bare rock and crosses the roads out to Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea.
Source: en.wikivoyage.org
Rare and violent: a storm over the mountains sends water down the wadis and across the coast road, cutting the runs to Nuweiba and St Catherine for a day.
Source: ema.gov.eg
Storms build over the reef most summer afternoons: hail, lightning and intersections under water for an hour.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Storms come off the Magaliesberg most summer afternoons: hail, lightning and half an hour of water the stormwater drains cannot take.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Atlantic lows shut the mountain passes on the E10 and cancel the small-plane flights into Svolvaer for a day at a time.
Source: met.no
Stubble burning upwind, firecrackers and a cold air trap put the plains under a brown haze from Diwali onward.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Cold still air over the Doab holds in field smoke, brick kilns and traffic, and the monument can vanish from the far end of its own garden before ten.
Source: urbanemissions.info
The Australian season runs November to April and the Whitsundays sit in the middle of it.
Source: bom.gov.au
The South Pacific season runs November to April, with the risk highest between December and February.
Source: safetravel.govt.nz
November to April is the South Pacific storm season, with the peak between December and February.
Source: safetravel.govt.nz
Household coal and wood, old cars and a windless inversion over the confluence put Belgrade near the top of the world air-quality tables on the worst January mornings.
Source: iqair.com
The South Pacific storm season.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Queensland's storm season runs November to April.
Source: getready.qld.gov.au
November to April is the cyclone half of the year.
Source: bom.gov.au
Rain falling on the highlands drains into the canyons that come down to the shore, and the valley road and every side wadi close at short notice.
Source: wadimujibtickets.com
Storms build over the escarpment most summer afternoons, with lightning on the tops, hail and water coming down the gullies within minutes.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
…and 244 more in this group. Open any destination's page for its own month-by-month calendar.
Windows are the usual ones and move a little each year — lunar feasts and blossom most of all. Hazard seasons are the months in which the risk exists, not a forecast. Check a live source before booking.