Sunshine Map

Borba weather by month & the best time to visit

🇧🇷 Brazil · small town · tropical monsoon climate

The best time to visit Borba is August — its sunniest month (Sunshine Score 82/100), with July close behind. Borba averages about 1,948 hours of sunshine a year. Daytime highs around 32°C / 90°F and roughly 46 mm of rain in August.

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Sun hours / year
1,948
Sunniest month
August
Peak score
82/100
Rain / year
1,965 mm
Midday UV at peak
9 (very high)
Population
35k
Elevation
32 m

When is the best time to visit Borba?

For sunshine, the best time to visit Borba is August, then July. The dullest month is October (57/100, 101 mm of rain). The full month-by-month picture is in the table below.

How sunny is Borba?

Borba gets a moderate 1,948 hours of sunshine a year. August (82/100) is noticeably better than October (57). It ranks #126 of 131 destinations in Brazil for annual sunshine, below the national median of 2,486 hours. Rain has a clear season: the wettest stretch, around March, carries about 41% of the annual 1,965 mm.

Sunshine Score by month

January: 63February: 63March: 63April: 63May: 63June: 69July: 77August: 8282September: 63October: 57November: 67December: 63JFMAMJJASOND
MonthScoreDay highNight lowRainUV
January63 29° / 84°F24° / 75°F 236 mm9
February63 28° / 82°F23° / 73°F 269 mm9
March63 28° / 82°F24° / 75°F 292 mm9
April63 28° / 82°F24° / 75°F 252 mm9
May63 28° / 82°F24° / 75°F 189 mm8
June69 29° / 84°F23° / 73°F 115 mm9
July77 29° / 84°F23° / 73°F 72 mm9
August82 32° / 90°F24° / 75°F 46 mm9
September63 34° / 93°F24° / 75°F 64 mm9
October57 34° / 93°F25° / 77°F 101 mm9
November67 32° / 90°F24° / 75°F 123 mm8
December63 30° / 86°F24° / 75°F 206 mm8

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