SIMAD Weather

Weather and Climate at SIMAD

SIMAD University is located in Mogadishu, Somalia, where the climate is classified as hot and arid. The city experiences two main seasons: a dry season from January to March and a wet season from April to June, with another shorter wet period from October to December.

• Temperature: Average temperatures range from 25°C to 35°C throughout the year, with occasional spikes above 40°C during the hottest months.
• Rainfall: Annual rainfall is approximately 430 mm, with most rain falling during the wet seasons.
• Extreme Weather: Mogadishu can experience strong winds and dust storms, particularly during the dry season.
• Impact on Campus Life: The hot climate can affect outdoor activities and commuting, with students and staff often adjusting their schedules to avoid the midday heat. The university's infrastructure is designed to mitigate the effects of the climate, with air-conditioned facilities and shaded areas.