Plan around the weather
10 country-by-country guides covering when storm and weather risk peaks worldwide — so you can time a trip around it, or knowingly trade a little risk for lower prices and fewer crowds.
When storms threaten the islands, and which ones sit safely outside the belt.
Two separate hurricane seasons — Atlantic and Pacific — shape mainland travel from Florida to Panama.
Rain patterns flip by coastline across Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines and beyond.
India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and the Maldives each run on their own monsoon calendar.
Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, coastal China and the Philippines all sit in the West Pacific typhoon corridor.
Fiji, northern Australia, Mauritius and the wider southern tropics run on an opposite calendar to the Northern Hemisphere.
From Kenya's twin "long and short rains" to Cape Town's Mediterranean winter rain, timing shifts every few hundred kilometres.
Peak summer in Greece, Italy, Spain and Turkey now regularly brings extreme heat and wildfire smoke, not just crowds.
Switzerland, Austria, France and Andorra's ski season brings heavy snow, storm closures and avalanche risk alongside the powder.
Sudden dust and sandstorms are a seasonal fact of life across the Gulf, Egypt and the Levant.
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