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But it's also quite nice, much of the year is dry and there aren't too many rainy days in the wet months; I presume it just gets thunderstorms every few days instead of constant dampness. Certainly nicer than the tropical rainforest climates or wet-summer subtropical ones. C+
B-
Too hot overall but better than oceanic climates and continental climates with cold winters
Winters too dry
I bet it gets good thunderstorms though
Looks more like L.A-Mex's ideal climate with highs in the upper 90s during the coolest months and 100s consistently during the hottest months a real monsoon season with reliable handsome warm rain/thunderstorms instead of an isolated thundershower once every 2-3 summers.
Someone should pit this against a hot middle eastern climate in a climate battle.
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