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Georgetown
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Georgetown sits just 6 degrees north of the equator and maintains a consistently hot, humid tropical climate year-round with little temperature variation.

The city experiences two wet seasons and two dry seasons annually, with the heaviest rains from May through July and a secondary wet period from November to January making waterproof gear essential for most of the year.

Temperatures hover persistently between 24°C and 31°C throughout the year, with night-time offering minimal relief from the daytime heat.

Humidity levels regularly exceed 80% and the coastal trade winds, while present, do frustratingly little to offset the oppressive moisture in the air.

Fabrics that claim to be quick-drying become your most valued possessions as the combination of sudden downpours and relentless humidity means nothing ever truly dries completely.

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Dry Season
February-April, August-October
  • Lightweight linen or cotton shirts
  • Breathable walking sandals
  • Wide-brimmed sun hat
  • Loose-fitting trousers or skirts
  • Sunglasses with UV protection
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Wet Season
May-July, November-January
  • Packable rain jacket
  • Quick-dry synthetic shirts
  • Waterproof sandals or rubber-soled shoes
  • Compact travel umbrella
  • Lightweight moisture-wicking shorts

Georgetown doesn't observe spring, summer, autumn, or winter—instead the calendar alternates between periods of merely hot and humid versus hot, humid, and perpetually wet.