Annapurna base camp weather and Temperature

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Annapurna base camp weather and Temperature

Nepal’s weather and temperature being conditionally depended upon the region and time of the year, it can be changed radically. In that regard, Annapurna Circuit’s territory weather and temperature is significantly unique contrasting with the other major regions. Ultimately, data of temperature and climate are shown underneath encircling whole throughout a year.

Temperature by month

January:

For first month of the year, temperature remains anytime between 1°C to -11°C with crisp temperatures and holds a chance of snowfall. Thick and warm layered garments are required while at the night hours temperature falls randomly beneath equivalent degree.

February:

For month of February, temperature remains between -1°C to -14°C and it’s also the end of winter. Heavy snowfall and freezing temperature on high elevation are the vital issues for entire 24 hours during this month so arrange to remain warmer with layered clothes.

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March:

For month of March, temperature remains between 4°C to -8°C and it’s the opening month for spring seasons. Day time temperature grows warmer with crystal clear weather but still morning and night hours remain average cold. Blissfully, rainfall and snowfall are terminated.

April:

For month of April (king of the months for trekking), temperature remains between 8°C to -4°C and this month offers colorful blooming wild flowers with finest landscapes. Day and night temperature and weather remains in virtuous condition.

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May:

For month of May, temperature remains between 14°C to 0°C where days begins to get blustery however offers completely clear landscapes. Day temperature remains in moderate but due to a bit windy day time it’s better to operate wind cheaters for outmost layer.

June:

For month of June, temperature remains between 16°C to 3°C and monsoon enters at a slow pace while opening of monsoon seasons don’t provides accurate and actual weather and temperature forecast so don’t neglect to pack  raincoats with warm garments.

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July:

For month of July, temperature remains between 18°C to 6°C and monsoon blows from south-east direction for process of raining. It doesn’t rain all the day, but it does rain every day so holding waterproof bag packs assembles your trip uncomplicated.

August:

For month of August, temperature remains between 19°C to 7°C and still can rain at any point of time. Due to entire month of precipitation, trails turns into harsh and sloppy in like manner, landscapes are disturbed by foggy climate and thick mists.

September:

For month of September, temperature remains between 17°C to 4°C. In the wake, near to the end of monsoon seasons one of the major festivals in Nepal begins called “Dashain”.  Beyond, still holds the chance to occur a rainfall till the opening of this month.

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October:

For month of October, temperature remains between 11°C to -1°C likewise in same manner, next major festival in Nepal called “Tihar” is started. While days are warmer yet nights are generally beginning of chilly temperatures so operate thick garments at night.

November:

For month of November, temperature remains between 6°C to -5°C. However, crisp cool grows contrasting with previous month but still daytime remains pleasant and clear to glimpse. Though snow doesn’t aggravate but warm garments are adequate for this entire month.

December:

For month of December, temperature remains between 4°C to -8°C where day time is awesome and agreeable but temperature significantly drops down at night. Though this month doesn’t snow, thick woolen layered garments come to be more useful.

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Annapurna Base Camp Weather and Altitude Factor

annapurna base camp weather and altitudeAnnapurna Base Camp is also quite a bit lower in elevation 4,130m vs. 5,380m or about 4000 feet difference so if you anticipate problems with altitude it might be the better trek. The Everest trek is also colder and drier because of the higher elevations. So, considering that the village of Nayapul, at the start of the Annapurna Sanctuary trek, is at 1060m and the highest point of the trek, Annapurna Base Camp, is at 4130m, you could expect an average temperature drop of around 19˚C or 10˚F. And that’s not accounting for more unpredictable weather at higher altitude.
The altitude climb is gradual and the height of the base camp of Annapurna is only 4,130 meters/13,549 feet allows a fairly easy acclimatization. A good Sherpa guide is far from essential for this trek. You will find fantastic local Sherpa guide for this trek. You also must have to beware of the altitude sickness; it may arrive at a certain altitude. Some people begin to experience headaches and nausea. If this happens, the Sherpa guide and staff helps you out until the symptoms subside, it is important to follow Sherpa guide advice & some steps uphill over 3,000 meters, the body often needs a little time to get used to and one should not ignore the symptoms of altitude sickness if they appear. To protect from high-altitude sickness if tourists walk slowly and steadily with many breaks on the way to trek they can acclimatize easily and the trek will be easy. The Annapurna region tends to get more snowfall and because the trail to Annapurna Base Camp lies low in the canyon it is susceptible to avalanches coming from the peaks above. Avalanches are not normally an issue but it’s certainly something one should be thinking of if you’re visiting during a period of heavy snow. The weather in Annapurna base camp varies from one season to another.
During the spring (Mar-Apr), the day starts nice and clear but progressively gets windier and cloudier which leads to frequent afternoon showers. The landscape seems to be newly designed and lush.
Monsoon seasons signals a grinding halt to the trekking sector of Annapurna region but in contrast, the wildlife are in full vigor. Wild flowers eagerly anticipate the monsoon, Himalayan Tahrs get busy tending to their newborns and Himalayan Monals work hard displaying to prospective mates. The whole land rejuvenates during Monsoon season which ends in September.
When September rolls around, the clouds leave their hold of the sky creating a perfect backdrop of clear and blue skies. The mountains wake up from their deep slumber during Monsoon season and display their full bloom of beauty. This makes for a perfect trekking season up until November a bit crowdy.
By December, winter is in full swing with occasional heavy snow. Since there are a lot less people and more wildlife, it is a perfect time to trek for the prepared. However, caution must be exercised to its fullest to prepare completely for the winter weatherperson of the Himalayas.
It is possible to do this trek in all seasons; however, in the winter the Base Camp can sometimes be closed due to the snow level. In spring time the huge rhododendron forests are in full bloom which gives the trek an extra appeal. Despite various difficulties Annapurna base camp is a lifetime achievement and full of unexplainable accomplishments.

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