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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Headlines UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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If you’re checking Gambia weather for a trip, the live forecast above gives the short-term picture, but plan for consistently hot and dry conditions from November to May, with the wet season running June to October. This West African coast stays warm year-round.
What is the weather like in The Gambia right now?
The live forecast above shows current conditions for Banjul and the coast. The Gambia has a tropical climate with distinct dry and wet seasons. From November through May, expect clear skies, low humidity, and little rain—this is the peak tourist period. Daytime highs typically reach 30°C to 33°C, with sea breezes along the Atlantic coast. Nights are cooler, dropping to around 18°C in January and February.
When does the rainy season start in The Gambia?
The wet season runs from June to October. This brings higher humidity, more cloud cover, and frequent heavy showers, often in the afternoon. Temperatures remain warm, around 28°C to 32°C, but the rain can be intense. If you are checking a 25 day weather forecast for Gambia or a 30 day outlook, expect dry conditions from November through April and a higher chance of rain from June onward.
Frequently Asked Questions about Gambia weather
What is the weather in The Gambia like in December?
December is part of the dry season with clear skies, low humidity, and very little rain. Daytime temperatures are around 30°C, dropping to 18°C at night. It is one of the best months for visiting.
Is the weather in The Gambia good for a 10 day holiday?
Yes, from November to April you can expect mostly sunny, dry days with warm temperatures. Check the live forecast above for any short-term changes, but the dry season is very reliable.
Where can I find a reliable Gambia weather forecast for 30 days?
Long-range forecasts are less accurate, but the dry season pattern is predictable. For current conditions, use the BBC Weather site or the Met Office.
Sources
For other UK destinations, see UK weather hub, Birmingham Weather, or 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.