Africa Weather Report, 11 November 2026

North Africa averaged 22.0°C. Morocco was wet and windy, with 22.8 mm of rain in Rabat and 17.0 mm in Casablanca. The rest of the region was almost entirely dry: Cairo was sunny at 19.3°C, Tripoli averaged 23.6°C, and Khartoum 25.5°C with humidity of only 21%.

West Africa was the warmest region at 28.2°C. The Sahel was hot and dry, with Niamey at 31.3°C, Ouagadougou at 30.8°C and Kano at 28.8°C with 21% humidity. The coast was humid with scattered showers: Monrovia had 8.0 mm and Conakry 2.2 mm, while Lagos stayed dry and overcast at 27.6°C.

Central Africa averaged 25.4°C and was the wettest region. Brazzaville and Kinshasa each had 28.6 mm, Libreville 16.3 mm and Lubumbashi 9.3 mm. N'Djamena, on the edge of the Sahel, was dry at 28.9°C.

East Africa averaged 22.7°C and was the most humid region (75%). The coast was warm, with Mogadishu at 28.0°C and Mombasa and Dar es Salaam both at 27.6°C. The highlands were cool and wet: Kericho averaged 17.3°C with 19.2 mm of rain, Kitale had 15.8 mm, Nyeri 11.3 mm and Nairobi 10.3 mm at an average of 20.5°C. Antananarivo had 14.9 mm over 19 hours.

Southern Africa averaged 24.1°C and was sunny and virtually dry, with the lowest humidity of any region (50%) and large swings between night and day. Maseru ranged from 14.8°C to 33.1°C and Gaborone peaked at 35.5°C, while Cape Town was cooler at 19.9°C.