Climate Change Chart of Abuja, Nigeria

Comprehensive Climate Change Chart of Abuja, Nigeria: Monthly Averages and Impact Trends

For Abuja, Nigeria, the climate data compare 1940–1950 with 2013–2023.

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The mean temperature difference, averaged across calendar months, was +0.80 °C in the more recent reference period. This is an aggregate of monthly means, not a measure of daytime maximum temperatures or a description of what happened in every month. The largest monthly increase was in July, at a difference of +1.28 °C. That identifies the strongest increase among the supplied monthly comparisons, rather than implying that all months warmed by the same amount.

Mean daily rainfall, averaged across calendar months, had a difference of -0.11 mm/day. This does not translate directly into a change in monthly rainfall totals or the number of rainy days. The largest monthly rainfall decrease was in July, with a difference of -0.77 mm/day, while the largest increase was in August, at +0.55 mm/day. The contrasting monthly changes show why the overall mean should not be taken to describe rainfall in each month.

Mean daily sunshine duration had an across-month mean difference of -0.12 hours/day. The largest monthly increase was in July, at +0.87 hours/day, whereas the largest decrease was in March, at -0.59 hours/day. These are differences in monthly average daily sunshine, not guarantees of the conditions on any particular day.

Climate Change Data Overview for Abuja, Nigeria

Explore the comprehensive climate change data for Abuja, Nigeria. This detailed table provides valuable insights into temperature variations, precipitation levels, and seasonal changes influenced by climate change, helping you understand the unique weather patterns of this region.