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When to visit Malam Jabba?


 If you are planning to visit Malam Jabba than throughout the year weather is friendly. If you want to visit in January you may face approximately 8 °C temperature. Make sure you carry light woolens as evening can get a bit chilly. The next 6 months i.e. February to June the temperature swings between 2 °C to 46 °C vary according to weather movement from winter to summer season. During these months the average temperature lies approximately 21°C. In these 6 months weather is not too cold to neither hinder your travel nor hot enough that you will sweat while exploring Malam Jabba. In fact these 6 months are the ideal time to visit Malam Jabba. In July and August weather is moderate there like 28°C in these months the air is slightly humid. The weather in September and October is quite sunny, and the average temperature recorded in these days is 24°C. This is just perfect to put on your hiking kit and go exploring Malam Jabba. The weather in Malam Jabba during November and December month is sway between 3°C to 26°C and 2°C to 30°C respectively. This weather is perfect to go visit and sight-seeing Malam Jabba. Recommended weather is February to June anyway.

 Season Change in Malam Jabba

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