SeasonMapWhat's on around the world in November
In November, 2013 seasonal things are on across 1148 destinations: 286 natural spectacles, 941 seasonal conditions, 184 festivals and cultural dates, 261 mass holidays and 341 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 November climate breakdown.
Things to travel for
Blossom, foliage, whales, the light itself — the short windows worth booking a month around.
Lake Anosy and the streets climbing to Antaninarenina go purple from the middle of October.
Around a thousand bears gather on the coast waiting for Hudson Bay to freeze, and the last week of October into mid-November is when they are most concentrated.
There is no road in: everyone arrives by air or the two-day train from Winnipeg, and the buggy operators run a fixed number of seats.
Source: frontiersnorth.com
Colour starts above 1,200 metres in early October and works down to the foothills by the first week of November, so there is nearly a month of it somewhere in the park.
Houghton, Killarney and the ridge roads go lilac for a few weeks from the start of October.
Kamikochi and the Norikura road turn first, from the treeline down, usually in the first half of October.
The colonial-era streets around Upper Hill and Westlands go purple as the short rains start, and the petals end up thicker on the pavement than on the tree.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Spawning salmon come up the Capilano and the Adams River east of the city through October, strongest in the years the cycle peaks.
The beech and larch around the shore and up the Pokljuka plateau turn through October, and the morning mist off the water is at its most likely in the same weeks.
The mountains two hours west turn through October, high elevations first and the foothills last, and Charlotte's own trees follow in early November.
The beech below the Schauinsland turns first, the valley vineyards a fortnight later.
The beech below the two castles and around the Alpsee turns through October, which is the one time the standard view is worth queueing for twice.
Larch and beech above water that is already an implausible blue, for about three weeks.
The oak and larch through Borrowdale and around Derwentwater turn through October and hold for about a fortnight.
The old oak and the imported beech around Muckross and Torc go through October, and the park's paths are at their emptiest between the summer coaches and the Christmas weekends.
The larch woods around Lake Tovel and up the Val Genova go gold for about three weeks in October, with the first snow already on the Brenta above them.
The Kentucky hardwood above the cave peaks in the first half of October, which the park itself calls the best time to be here.
Source: nps.gov
The Niagara Parkway and the botanical gardens turn through the middle of October, the boats are still running, and the queues have gone.
Chuzenji and the Irohazaka hairpins turn from the top down through October.
The beech that covers the whole basin goes copper for a fortnight in mid-October, and the boardwalks reflect it.
The Don and Humber ravines and High Park turn through the middle of October, a week or so behind the Muskoka and Algonquin trees that everyone drives north for.
The two-kilometre park along the Oos turns through October, and the Black Forest slopes behind it a week or so later.
Belle Isle and the old boulevards through Indian Village turn in the second half of October, and the drive up towards Port Huron is what locals do with the weekend.
Source: michigan.org
The city forest south of the river and the Palmengarten turn through October.
The wooded hills either side of the river turn through October and the castle terrace looks down on it.
The gardens under the Kaiserburg and the Pegnitz banks turn through October, which is the last easy month before the market crowds arrive.
The hillsides fall straight to the rivers here, so the colour reads as walls of it from Mount Washington and the bridges.
Central Ohio turns in the third and fourth weeks of October, and the Hocking Hills gorges an hour southeast are where people drive for it.
The canal, Holliday Park and the Central Canal towpath turn through the second half of October.
Loose Park, the Plaza and the bluffs along the Missouri turn through the second half of October, and the oaks hold on into November well after the maples have gone.
The coast turns two or three weeks later than inland New England, so the Cliff Walk and Ocean Drive hold their colour into November.
The gondola keeps running into October for the beech woods on Kenashi.
The Japanese Garden's maples and the vine maple in the Gorge turn through the second half of October.
The Washington Park Arboretum and the Japanese Garden turn through late October, usually a week or two after the maples in the Cascade passes.
Black oak and dogwood on the valley floor turn through late October and the aspen along Tioga go earlier and higher.
Source: nps.gov
The smoke trees on the hills west of the city turn from around the third week of October; weekend visitor numbers are published and the park caps entry.
New Farm Park and the older inner streets go purple from late October, which lands squarely on university exams.
The oak and beech on the slopes behind the rocks turn through late October, and the coaches have gone.
The larch avenues and Kumoba pond turn from the end of October.
Richmond, Hampstead Heath and Kew turn through late October and hold into November, which is the one thing the month reliably gives you.
…and 246 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 lifts and most mountain refuges are shut and the summer trails are past their best, so the country is down to shopping and thermal baths.
Hotels and most restaurants in the resort villages close entirely for autumn.
Families take a fortnight off to pick the terraces around Beit Jala and Battir and the presses run late into the night.
The aspens turn, the elk bugle in the Gallatin canyon and the summer operations wind down before the snow arrives.
The rains come back for October and November, shorter and colder than the April round, with grey afternoons and the sabana flooding in the worst years.
Autumn puts porcini from the Apennines and white truffle from the hills onto every menu in the Quadrilatero, and it is the strongest argument for coming here in the fog months.
The wettest weeks of the year on this coast, delivered as heavy afternoon and evening thunderstorms rather than a steady soak.
Lifts, most hotels and half the restaurants shut for autumn, and May is the same story at the other end.
The rain stops and the wall of rock behind the town is sharp from the terrace of every cafe.
The glacier above the valley turns lifts in October, weeks before the village runs have any snow, so early-season skiing here means a cable car up and a cable car down.
Source: engelberg.ch
The monsoon has washed the air and the peaks are visible from the valley rim.
Rain from both directions at once.
Lifts stop and most hotels and restaurants close for two months, the same again in May.
The humidity finally breaks in October, the Gulf holds its summer warmth into November, and the beaches are empty.
The rain has scrubbed the air and Machhapuchhre is in the water at dawn.
Autumn puts porcini, chestnuts and puntarelle on every menu in the city for about six weeks, which is why Romans push October as the month.
October is when Seville reoccupies its squares: terraces reopen properly, evenings need a jacket for the first time since spring, and the light goes long and low.
Clear passes, the high trekking routes open, and a tshechu somewhere most weeks.
The second and wetter of the two rainy spells, with cloud sitting on the hills and the tracks out to the fossil museums turning to mud.
The glacier above the Stubai valley starts turning lifts in October, months before anything in the valleys, and it is the only skiing within reach of the city until December.
Source: stubaier-gletscher.com
The second mud season: the gondola drops to weekends or stops, restaurants take their annual break and the village runs on locals until the snow comes.
Source: discovervail.com
The Kitzsteinhorn turns lifts from about the tenth of October, months before the valley runs.
Source: zellamsee-kaprun.com
Dunraven Pass and the Beartooth go first in mid-October, the rest of the interior at the beginning of November, and the park then sits empty until the oversnow season starts in December.
Source: nps.gov
The terraces on the valley floor below the hills turn gold and are cut through late October and November, which is also when the air here is at its cleanest of the year.
Lifts shut, farms closed, half the restaurants on holiday and the snow not yet down.
Resorts and dive shops come back one at a time through late October as the ferry schedule is restored.
Source: nationthailand.com
This is about the northern limit for olives, and the lake's mild, delicate oil is pressed through late autumn.
Braziers of chestnuts and the year's young wine around 1 November, in a month when the pilgrims have gone and Galicia is doing what it does for itself.
The fields fifteen kilometres out flower purple for two or three weeks and whole families pick them before the sun is up.
The turnip greens the village is named for are pulled in late autumn and washed in the hot-spring water before pickling.
Sharp afternoon storms rather than settled rain, and the dust goes out of the air.
Afternoon storms rather than all-day rain, and the dust settles out of the air.
Adjara is Georgia's citrus corner and the hills behind the city are picked through late autumn, with fruit sold by the crate at the roadside.
The Kehlstein road is closed, the lifts are not turning yet and a good share of the guesthouses take their break.
Source: berchtesgaden.de
The presses in the hills around the city run from November, and the first oil of the year turns up in the medina at breakfast.
The glacier above the pass opens for skiing in early November, weeks before anything in the valley, and is the only snow within reach until December.
Source: skiresort.com
The groves around Urla and Seferihisar are picked and pressed through November, and the new oil turns up green and peppery in the markets.
Short storms in the afternoon and new grass coming through after the herds have gone south.
The presses in the villages below the Atlas run the new olives from November, and the first oil of the year turns up on every breakfast table in the city.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Three or four weeks of afternoon rain over the lower forest.
…and 901 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.
Tivoli reopens for a month of pumpkins and a much darker garden.
Source: tivoli.dk
Hundreds of thousands walk behind the image in purple through the centre, with the main days on 18, 19 and 28 October.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
For five or six autumn weekends a coupon buys entry to palazzi, crypts, rooftops and convents that are locked the rest of the year.
Source: leviedeitesori.com
Cempasuchil arrives from the valley farms towards the end of October and the whole Central de Abastos smells of it.
Three and a half weeks of theatre, dance and music across thirty-odd venues from mid-October.
A free projection show on the parliament building, three times a night for about five weeks.
Source: rendezvousbundesplatz.ch
The second session runs the same three phases across three weeks, and does the same thing to room rates.
Source: cantonfair.org.cn
Orange marigolds arrive by the truckload for the altars, and the fields at Xochimilco and Tlahuac are worth the trip out before they are cut.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
A hundred works along the Bondi to Tamarama walk for a fortnight from mid-October, free, and shoulder to shoulder on the weekends.
Source: sculpturebythesea.com
The season's closing rounds at Sepang, an hour south of the city.
Source: sepangcircuit.com
One of the four great merit days: the kora circuits round the Jokhang and the Potala move shoulder to shoulder from before dawn and everyone gives something away.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The Grand Hotel's costume weekend for the 1980 film shot here, held in late October just before the season ends.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
A free trail of light installations along the waterfront for ten nights around the end of October, lit early because it is dark early.
Source: visitliverpool.com
Twenty-odd thousand runners past the monuments and over the Potomac bridges on a Sunday at the end of October.
Source: marinemarathon.com
The city's own ten-day fair around the patron's day on 29 October: barraques by the river, a fairground on the Devesa and the whole province in town after dark.
Source: web.girona.cat
The Creole festival runs at the end of October across Mahé, Praslin and La Digue: moutya and kamtole, food stalls, a parade and the one week the islands put their own culture in front of the beaches.
Source: seychelles.travel
Eight days at the end of October run by the art school that owns half the buildings downtown, with awards-season screenings in a restored 1920s cinema on Broughton Street.
Source: filmfest.scad.edu
Four days of fasting for the sun god in Kartik, and the one festival that fills the ghats twice in a day: at sunset, then again before dawn, families standing waist-deep in the river with their offerings.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Thirty days of free classes and pop-up fitness villages across the city, with the Dubai Run closing Sheikh Zayed Road one Sunday morning and the Dubai Ride doing the same in November.
Source: dubaifitnesschallenge.com
The largest in-water boat show in the world, five days across seven marinas at the turn of October into November.
Source: flibs.com
The carnival runs for a fortnight and the Cup itself, on the first Tuesday of November, is a public holiday across the metro area.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Three days at the Autodromo at the end of October, overlapping Day of the Dead in most years.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
A few dozen objects from the eighth-century imperial storehouse go on show at the Nara National Museum for about a fortnight each autumn, and never the same ones twice.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Longboat crews from every province race in front of the palace over three days and something like two million people come into the city for it.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Three days at Interlagos in the first half of November, with the southern suburbs closed off and hotel rates across the city at their yearly high.
Source: f1saopaulo.com.br
Nine days of mountain film and books at the Banff Centre at the turn of October into November, in the quietest weeks of the year.
Source: banffcentre.ca
The three-day outrigger race from Raiatea finishes on Matira beach at the start of November, and the whole island turns out for the landing.
Source: hawaikinuivaa.pf
A pioneer-history gathering at Furnace Creek and Stovepipe Wells at the start of November, running since 1949 with cowboy poetry, wagon trains and a horse parade.
Source: deathvalley49ers.org
A Ryukyu court procession in period dress down Kokusai-dori and ceremonies at the castle at the turn of October into November, while the main hall is still being rebuilt after the 2019 fire.
Source: oki-park.jp
Altars and a free two-day festival at Hemisfair around the start of November, in a city that has kept the tradition since long before it was a border it sat behind.
Source: muertosfest.com
The biggest film festival in south-east Europe, ten days at the start of November in the port warehouses and the old cinemas on Aristotelous.
Source: filmfestival.gr
Altars in the university and the plazas, marigolds on the graves at the Santa Paula cemetery, and the mummy museum next door doing brisk trade.
Source: guanajuatocapital.gob.mx
Five days of classes on Shela's rooftops and beach as the short rains end, which quietly fills the good houses before the cultural festival does.
Source: lamuyoga.org
The Michoacan version is the one on the postcards: candlelit graveyards on the islands of Lake Patzcuaro, an hour and a half west.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The Yucatec version, Hanal Pixan, is a family and cemetery affair rather than a parade.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Altars in the doorways, marigolds up the cobbled streets and the cemetery lit at night, plus a large arts festival that has attached itself to the same days.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The Yucatán's own Day of the Dead: altars in the houses, cemeteries lit at night, and mucbipollo baked in a pit oven.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Altars everywhere, a parade down Reforma that the city invented for a film, and the older, quieter version out in Mixquic and the southern boroughs.
Source: ich.unesco.org
Vigils in the valley cemeteries from the night of 31 October; rooms go a year ahead.
Source: ich.unesco.org
The Yucatec Day of the Dead: altars in the houses, cemeteries lit at night and mucbipollo baked in a pit in the ground.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
…and 144 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.
Brickfields is strung with lights and open houses for a fortnight, and the day itself is a public holiday that shuts much of the city.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Lamps on every balcony and a week of visiting either side of the day itself.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Little India is strung with lights and open houses for a fortnight, and the day itself is a public holiday when much of the island closes.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Three nights of firecrackers in every layout, and the morning after is the worst air of the Bengaluru year.
Source: karnatakatourism.org
Durban has one of the largest Indian communities outside India and the festival shows in Chatsworth and Phoenix rather than downtown — lights, sweets and fireworks for the best part of a week.
Source: durban.gov.za
Mauritius keeps Diwali properly: clay lamps and paper lanterns down every street in the Hindu villages, sweets handed over the fence, and a public holiday the day after.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The old city sells little but crackers for a fortnight, and the monitors spike for two or three days either side of the night itself.
Source: cpcb.gov.in
Fiji's Indo-Fijian communities make Diwali a national public holiday: lamps and lights along the Nadi back road, sweets given between neighbours, and shops shut for the day itself.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Little India is lit for several weeks either side of the day and the night market runs late; the holiday itself closes Indian-run businesses for a day.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
A national public holiday here, with deyas along walls and driveways after dark.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Tamil Nadu keeps Diwali to a dawn start: oil bath, new clothes, and firecrackers from four in the morning.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Offices shut for most of a week and Indian families travel, so the Taj is at its fullest on the days either side.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Lit-up markets and a week of shut offices, and fireworks that land on top of the crop smoke: Delhi's 24-hour air index reached 488 on the nights after Diwali 2025.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
On the eve of Diwali neighbourhoods parade demon effigies built over weeks from bamboo and paper, judged for prizes and burned before dawn.
Source: itsgoa.com
Johari, Bapu and Tripolia bazaars compete to light the whole pink facade, and the walled city is closed to cars for several nights.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Five days of oil lamps, marigold garlands and doorway patterns, with a day each for crows, dogs and cows.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Bengal's own version comes three weeks after Durga Puja: night-long pujas, lit courtyards, and firecrackers that put the air into its worst readings of the year for two days.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Altars and an all-night gathering in the Hollywood Forever cemetery on the Saturday nearest 2 November, plus nine days of processions on Olvera Street.
Source: hollywoodforever.com
Families camp overnight in the cemeteries for All Saints' and All Souls', and the rest of the country goes home for it.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The country travels home on 1 November and the cemeteries burn with candles after dark; Rakowicki is the one to walk.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The country travels home on 1 November and the cemeteries burn with candles after dark; Powazki is the one to walk.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
On 1 November the villages half an hour up the road, Sumpango and Santiago Sacatepequez, raise barriletes the height of a house over the cemetery while families eat fiambre among the graves.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The largest German market outside Germany and Austria runs down New Street and Victoria Square for seven weeks.
Source: thebfcm.co.uk
The museums shut on 1 November with the rest of Italy, and for a scattering of other holy days across the year.
Source: museivaticani.va
Four national days inside nine: separation from Colombia, flag day, Colon day, then the first cry of independence.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Four national days inside nine, with school bands drumming down Via Espana for most of them and the whole country on the move.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
On Kartik Purnima, a fortnight after Diwali, every step of every ghat is set with oil lamps and the whole river front is lit at once.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Stalls down Broadmead from early November through to just before Christmas, with the older St Nicholas Market covered and open alongside it when it rains.
Source: bristolchristmasmarket.com
Stalls spread across Albert Square, Piccadilly Gardens and half a dozen smaller sites from early November.
Source: visitmanchester.com
A century-old parade of floats through the centre on a Saturday morning in November.
Source: christmaspageant.com.au
A public holiday: shops shut, Wawel closes to ordinary sightseeing around the morning mass, and the procession down the Royal Route to Matejki Square takes the Old Town streets out of use for the middle of the day.
Source: zdmk.krakow.pl
Alpine chalets down Parliament Street and St Sampson's Square from the middle of November, with the Shambles lit above them.
Source: visityork.org
About fifty chalets down the Cours Mirabeau from the middle of November, with the santon makers alongside selling nativity figures by the tray.
Source: aix.fr
Chalets fill the City Hall lawns for five weeks from mid-November.
Source: visitbelfast.com
Chalets on the St George's Hall plateau from the middle of November, with the rink and the big wheel nearby.
Source: visitliverpool.com
Sint arrives by boat in mid-November and the country counts down to the evening of 5 December, which is the real family night here rather than Christmas.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The Distillery District's Christmas market runs from mid-November to the end of the year and charges timed entry at weekends.
Source: thedistillerywintervillage.com
The lights go on in mid-November and the markets run in George Square and St Enoch until the new year.
Source: peoplemakeglasgow.com
Three weeks from mid-November when school leavers take over Surfers Paradise in tens of thousands.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
…and 221 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.
Autumn brings the downpours that flattened Vernazza and Monterosso in 2011.
Source: parconazionale5terre.it
Crop residue burns across Punjab and Haryana in the weeks around early November and the smoke drifts onto the city.
Source: science.nasa.gov
Aklan sits inside the storm track.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Barbados sits at the eastern end of the arc, ahead of most storms rather than under them, and is brushed far more often than hit.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
The Atlantic season runs June to November, with most activity between mid-August and mid-October.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
Far enough south to be missed most years, but Tomas arrived at the end of October 2010 and took the roads and the water supply with it.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
The island is barely a metre above the sea and evacuates by water taxi.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
Officially June to November, with the risk concentrated between mid-August and early October.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
Irma and Maria crossed the territory two weeks apart in September 2017 and the islands still plan around that fortnight.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
Officially June to November, with the dangerous weeks from mid-August to early October.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
Northern Palawan sits at the edge of the main track and takes fewer direct hits than the Visayas, but a system passing north still stops the ferries and the small planes for a day or two.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
June to November on paper, with the real risk from mid-August to early October, when the island also has its cheapest rooms and its emptiest dive boats.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
June to November, with the Gulf's dangerous weeks from mid-August to early October.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
Northern Palawan sits west of the main track and takes fewer direct hits than the rest of the country, but a storm passing anywhere near grounds the small planes and the boats for a day or two.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
The park sits at sea level on an exposed coast and closes ahead of any serious storm, sometimes for weeks afterwards while roads are cleared.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
The wet half of the year is called hivernage, and the storm risk sits inside it, concentrated between mid-August and early October.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
Statistically the risk sits in August, September and October.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
The official season runs June to November and the activity is concentrated from mid-August to mid-October.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
Havana's weak point is the Malecon: a system passing well offshore pushes the sea over the wall and floods Centro Habana for a day or two.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
The season runs June to November and most systems weaken or pass south of the islands, but Hilo is the town on the windward side and takes the rain when one does track close.
Source: weather.gov
Direct hits on this stretch of the South Carolina coast are rare, but the island is flat, low and reached by one causeway, so evacuation orders come early and often.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
The island is a sandbar with sand streets and one ferry.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
The season runs from June to the end of November.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
The risk concentrates from mid-August into September.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
September and October are the months that matter on this corner of the Yucatan.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
North-east Florida is hit less often than the peninsula, but the St Johns River backs up on storm surge and floods downtown and San Marco when a system passes anywhere nearby.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
Hawaii is hit rarely, but Kauai is the island that gets hit: Iniki flattened it in 1992 and the north shore roads still close for days when a system passes near.
Source: weather.gov
The island is four feet above the sea at the highest and reached by one road with forty-two bridges, so evacuation is ordered early and the Overseas Highway closes long before landfall.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
Landfalls are rare, but a system passing south of the islands drags dry downslope wind across leeward West Maui, and that combination is what drove the 2023 fire.
Source: weather.gov
Luzon takes the storms that cross from the Pacific, and it is the rain rather than the wind that stops the capital.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Most systems track well south of the islands and pass as a few days of heavy swell and rain.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
The season runs June to November and the real risk here is concentrated in August, September and early October.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
Melissa came ashore in Westmoreland at the end of October 2025 as the strongest storm on record to hit Jamaica, and the west of the island is still rebuilding.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
The Carolina coast sticks out into the track and takes a serious storm every few years.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
The south-west Florida shelf turns storm surge into something the Atlantic coast rarely sees, and Ian put the pier and Fifth Avenue under water in 2022.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
Dorian stalled over Abaco and Grand Bahama for two days in September 2019.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
Melissa made landfall a few miles down this coast in Westmoreland on 28 October 2025, the strongest storm on record to hit Jamaica, and the West End is still rebuilding.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
The Gulf coast's exposure peaks from mid-August into September.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
The north coast sits on the sheltered side of the island, but Melissa crossed the whole of Jamaica in October 2025.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov
…and 301 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.