Hardap Precipitation: Average Monthly Rainfall and Snowfall

This graph shows the average amount of rainfall per month in Hardap (). The numbers are calculated over a 30-year period to provide a reliable average.

Hardap has dry periods in April, May, June, July, August, September, October and November.
On average, February is the wettest month with 62 mm of precipitation.
On average, August is the driest month with 0 mm of precipitation.
The average amount of annual precipitation is 220 mm.

Current rainfall in Hardap

Tue Nov 05

28°C | 10°C

22 km/h

clear and no rain

hourly forecast

Wed Nov 06

35°C | 13°C

14 km/h

almost clear and no rain

hourly forecast

Thu Nov 07

39°C | 19°C

22 km/h

almost clear and no rain

hourly forecast

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