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How does the tropical climate of Wallis and Futuna change between the rainy and dry seasons?

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Map showing the French overseas territory of Wallis and Futuna in the South Pacific Ocean, with detailed insets of the Wallis Islands (centered on Uvea) and the Horne Islands (Futuna and Alofi). The map marks settlements, main roads, mountains such as Mount Singavi and Mount Kolofau, and surrounding waters. A locator inset shows the territory's position relative to the Pacific region.
Wallis and Futuna

The climate of Wallis and Futuna is tropical and characterized by high humidity throughout the year. The seasonal transition involves two distinct periods:

  • Rainy Season: Occurring from November to March, this period is marked by hot temperatures and increased rainfall.1
  • Dry Season: Lasting from April to October, this season is relatively cooler and is influenced by the presence of trade winds.1