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Botswana's weather in general. Botswana is landlocked and has a subtropical desert climate characterized by great differences in day and night temperatures, and low humidity overall. It receives virtually no rainfall for six months of the year, with the wettest months being December to March, when heavy downpours are experienced.
Nearby Pretoria experiences an almost identical climate, only it is lower (1,350m) and â owing to being located in a valley that acts as a suntrap â warmer (average high temperature 25Â°C) and receives 674mm of rain per year. Thus, all that is true of Johannesburg is true of Pretoria-except the August dust, of course.hey are: Cape Town, Table Mountain, the Winelands, the stretch of coast between Cape Town and Walker Bay, Cedarberg Mountains and the beginnings of the Garden route, from Heidleberg to Plattenberg Bay**. The Cape Town bowl receives an average of 515mm rain per year.