อากาศTeahupo'o เดือนกรกฎาคม

July is the middle of French Polynesia's dry season and the reason regulars call June to September high season: not super hot, much less humid, and rarely raining by local standards. Their figures of 78 to 82F by day and 65 to 70 at night sit just under our row's 29.7C and 22.4C. The trades are the season's signature and they are reliable, which our row carries at 30.6 kph; the same wind makes overcast spells feel genuinely cool even at mid-70s highs. Dry is relative here - our row still counts 16.5 precipitation days, though only 100.6mm between them, which is the short passing shower rather than the wet-season downpour. Prices are at their annual peak. The record: humidity 79 percent, 9.6 hours of sun and a 27.4C sea.