Cambodia’s climate is tropical, so there may be a number of rains throughout the south-west monsoon season. Rain is an opportunity at any time from May to November, but the critical rain falls in September and October. The wind that brings the rain reverses all through the winter to create a ‘dry’, or more accurately, a drier season from December to April - the one months which are nearly rain-unfastened are January and February. 

Temperature and humidity

There's little seasonal temperature model, simplest approximately 6ËšC, however each temperatures and rainfall decline the further inland you travel. Humidity varies quite a little, averaging between 70% and 80%, but reasonably decreases in the Ton Le Sap basin. 

Rainfall

The volume of rainfall will increase with altitude, reaching a peak around 5,000cm at the southeast mountains and the slopes of the animate mountain range within the south west. In lowland areas, rainfall averages around 1,500cm in line with annum. Between 70% and 80% of general rainfall is carried via the south-west monsoon.

Extreme weather

Tropical cyclones, better known as typhoons, are the only manifestation of severe weather stipulations in Cambodia. However, they’re an unprecedented occurrence, and rarely cause vital damage.