🇸🇸 South Sudan (Sudan Kusini)
South Sudan Weather Forecast Today & 7-Day City Outlook
Follow live weather conditions and 7-day forecasts across South Sudan, including the capital Juba on the White Nile, Malakal in Upper Nile State, and Wau in Western Bahr el Ghazal.
Fuatilia hali ya hewa ya sasa na utabiri wa siku 7 nchini Sudan Kusini ikijumuisha mji mkuu wa Juba, Malakal (Nile ya Juu) na Wau (Bahr el Ghazal).
Located between 385m and 460m elevation across the Nile and Bahr el Ghazal plains, South Sudan’s cities experience high tropical sunshine and distinct wet (April–October) and dry (November–March) seasons.
South Sudan Weather Forecast by City (3 Cities)
- Juba weather forecast — Vibrant capital of South Sudan located along the White Nile with tropical savanna heat. (460m)
- Malakal weather forecast — Upper Nile savanna town characterized by seasonal monsoon floodplains and sunny heat. (385m)
- Wau weather forecast — Historic railway trading center in western South Sudan in the Jur River basin. (440m)
Regional Weather Patterns Across South Sudan
Equatoria & White Nile Corridor (Juba)
Juba (460m) experiences warm-to-hot year-round temperatures with convective thunderstorms during the April–October wet season.
Upper Nile & Bahr el Ghazal Plains (Malakal, Wau)
Malakal (385m) and Wau (440m) have pronounced dry-season heat and sunny skies from November to March, followed by summer monsoon rains.
Frequently Asked Questions About South Sudan Weather
Which cities are covered in the South Sudan weather forecast?
Hali ya Hewa provides dedicated weather pages for 3 cities in South Sudan: Juba, Malakal, Wau. Each city page includes current conditions, hourly forecasts and a 7-day outlook.
How can I check tomorrow's weather and the 7-day rainfall forecast in South Sudan?
Select any city card on this South Sudan page to view its 24-hour hourly forecast and 7-day table showing daily high/low temperatures, weather conditions and rain probability.
How is weather data for South Sudan sourced and updated?
Located between 385m and 460m elevation across the Nile and Bahr el Ghazal plains, South Sudan’s cities experience high tropical sunshine and distinct wet (April–October) and dry (November–March) seasons. Data is retrieved live from Open-Meteo when you load or refresh a page, with clear timestamps and fallback labels if your connection is offline.