The climate of Ghana is tropical, but temperatures vary with season and elevation. Except in the north two rainy seasons occur, from April to July and from September to November. In the north the rainy season begins in April and lasts until September. Annual rainfall ranges from about 1,100 mm (about 43 in) in the north to about 2,100 mm (about 83 in) in the southeast. The harmattan, a dry desert wind, blows from the northeast from December to March, lowering the humidity and creating hot days and cool nights in the north. In the south the effects of the harmattan are felt in January. In most areas the highest temperatures occur in March, the lowest in August.

India made by Noorjehen:

Climate: Most of the country has a tropical monsoon climate, temperatures reaching 48.8*C in the hot season on the northern plains and, in the cool seasons, falling below freezing in the mountains. The monsoon rains are especially heavy on the western Ghats and in northeast India; some places average more than 426 in (1,082 cm) of rain a year.

Turkey by Aydin: 

If you want to visit Turkey in May, you should be prepared for rain because it is the wettest the month of the year.  You don’t have to be prepared for that in July or August because they are the driest months.  The winter can be very cold in the mountainous areas it can be over -30 degrees Celsius and in the West it can be below 1 degree Celsius.  In the summers it can above 30 degrees.Turkey's climate is going as crazy as everybody else's but it's still fairly reliable. The last couple of springs have been much wetter than usual, in Anatolia anyway, but on the whole you can pretty much guarantee blue skies, sunshine and warm water on the South Coast in the summer. The coastal areas in general have mild winters and good summers, the southern coast hitting the high 30's in June and hanging around in a holiday mood until well into the autumn. The Black Sea coast follows along about 10 degrees behind. Inland it's a different story with the Anatolian plateau suffering extremes of heat and cold related to it's altitude and the surrounding topography.  Istanbul is part of Europe and the weather reflects that. You'll find a wet cold winter slowly turning into a damp warm spring and a mild summer that doesn't hang around any longer than it feels is necessary. It's not such a major problem here as there's loads to do and see and if you're after beaches and swimming you'll quickly move on to somewhere else. That said you can be surprised by gorgeous spring days in the winter and 'sometimes it snows in April'. The coasts of the Marmara and Aegean gradually warm up as you head south. By the time you get round the corner to Izmir the sun begins to blaze and air

conditioning engineers start to proliferate. Bodrum, Marmaris and Fethiye are green and sunny. There's a fair amount of water coming down from the mountains for most of the year and this region is many peoples favourite part of the country (including a lot of Turks).From Antalya east to Adana and the Hatay it just keeps getting warmer. You can comfortably swim in the Eastern Mediterranean in October and if you want to bake this is the place to be. Cappadocia shares the climate of much of inland Turkey. Summers can be scary in their intensity and your altitude is directly proportional to the amount of snow you get in the winter. Luckily enough it's a fun place to be anyway so as

long as there are places to eat and sleep functioning you'll be fine.  The East is harsh, no other word really, bitter in the winter and debilitatingly hot in the summer months. Spring's a good time to go but that's also the time of the most intense military activity, no surprise really.

Ukraine by Ruslan :           

Ukraine climate is temperate continental. It’s characterised by plenty of rain and cloudy autumns and winters, but in the south there is Mediterranean climate. There can be snowfalls between October and April and average winter temperature is from -8 to +2C. Winters can be long and cold, but summers can be very hot especially in the south. The average summer temperatures are from +18C to +27C. The rainfalls occur in the form of thundershowers. Rainfalls are biggest in the west and north of the country.

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