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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.
Nelspruit is situated next to Kruger, South Africa's most popular park. This region is, in fact, the main wildlife area of the country, so the town's climate is hugely representative of a lot of the parks including the private reserves in Sabi Sands and other areas surrounding Kruger. The parks in KwaZulu Natal have similar temperatures, but tend to get more rainfall in summer. Kgalagadi in the north-west of the country is a desert area with high temperatures and very little rainfall. South Africa's weather in general. South Africa has a lovely temperate climate with plenty of sunny, dry days. The main factors influencing conditions are altitude and the surrounding oceans. Temperatures drop by about 6Â°C for every 1000m you climb (or 3.5Â°F per 1000ft).