June marks the beginning of Botswana’s dry winter season. Count on clear skies, sunshine, and low humidity. Daytime temperatures are typically heat, starting from the mid-teens to low twenties Celsius (mid-50s to low 70s Fahrenheit), whereas nighttime temperatures can drop considerably, generally reaching close to or beneath freezing, particularly within the desert areas. This creates a big diurnal temperature vary.
This era provides excellent circumstances for wildlife viewing. The dry vegetation and decreased floor water sources focus animals round remaining waterholes and rivers, making them simpler to identify. Moreover, the cooler temperatures make out of doors actions extra comfy. Traditionally, this season has been essential for native communities, marking a transition in agricultural practices and impacting conventional livelihoods. The predictable, dry climate permits for sure cultural occasions and actions.
