Weather in Ghi-nê Xích-đạo (Equatorial Guinea) in Tháng 4
Country-wide climate normals across 15 cities in Ghi-nê Xích-đạo (Equatorial Guinea).
How Hot Is Ghi-nê Xích-đạo (Equatorial Guinea) in Tháng 4?
Ghi-nê Xích-đạo (Equatorial Guinea) sees consistently hot April weather — average highs of 29°C, average lows of 24°C, with minimal regional differences. Whether you're in Bata or one of the coastal cities, conditions feel broadly the same: hot, generally clear, with little night-time relief.
Sunshine in Ghi-nê Xích-đạo (Equatorial Guinea) in Tháng 4
Dark, overcast days dominate Ghi-nê Xích-đạo (Equatorial Guinea) in April — Bata sees just 0.8h of sun a day, and the pattern is similar across most regions. Cloud cover is heavy and persistent, with even the brighter regions struggling to escape the gloom for long.
Does It Rain In Ghi-nê Xích-đạo (Equatorial Guinea) In Tháng 4?
Monsoon-like conditions dominate Ghi-nê Xích-đạo (Equatorial Guinea)'s April: Bata sees 295mm of rain across 25 days, similar nationwide. Heavy showers fall almost daily, often in dramatic afternoon downpours. Sunshine is brief between storms, and humidity stays high throughout the month.
Is Ghi-nê Xích-đạo (Equatorial Guinea) Humid In Tháng 4?
Saturated air defines Ghi-nê Xích-đạo (Equatorial Guinea)'s April: humidity at 82% in Bata, with the country as a whole feeling muggy and oppressive. The air practically drips after rain, and even shaded outdoor areas feel warm and clammy. Plan indoor time during the most humid afternoon hours.
Wind In Ghi-nê Xích-đạo (Equatorial Guinea) In Tháng 4
Light breezes are typical across Ghi-nê Xích-đạo (Equatorial Guinea) in April: 11 kph in Bata, with similar gentle wind conditions in most regions. The air moves enough to keep things fresh on warm days but not enough to be disruptive. Coastal cities may see slightly more.
Cloud Cover In Ghi-nê Xích-đạo (Equatorial Guinea) In Tháng 4
Ghi-nê Xích-đạo (Equatorial Guinea)'s April is dominated by overcast skies: Bata averages 79% cloud cover, with similar grey persistence across the country. Days feel dim and soft-lit, with little break in the cloud deck.