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South Africa precipitation in July

In South Africa in July precipitation ranges from almost no in Pietermaritzburg with 1mm (0inch) of rainfall to moderate in Cape Town with 83mm (3.3inch) of rainfall. July is a winter month in South Africa.

Where and how much does it rain in South Africa in July?

Find the average total precipitation in July for the most popular destinations in South Africa on the map below. Click on a destination dot for more detailed information.

Weather conditions Weather
Temperatures
Precipitation
Legend heavy rainfall high moderate low almost no
Heavy rainfall has been defined as more than 160 mm (6.3inch) precipitation. High: 90mm (3.5inch) - 160 mm (6.3inch). Moderate: 30mm (1.2inch) - 90mm (3.5inch. Low: 5mm (0.2inch) - 30mm (1.2inch).

  • How much does it rain in South Africa in July?
    • In general in July rainfall is moderate in Cape Town.

  • What is the wettest city in July in South Africa?
    • The wettest location is Cape Town with an average precipitation of 83mm (3.3inch) according to our data.

  • What is the driest city in July in South Africa?
    • According to our data the driest location is Pietermaritzburg with an average precipitation of 1mm (0inch).

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