Malawi has a sub-tropical climate, which is relatively dry and strongly seasonal. The warm-wet season stretches from November to April, during which 95% of the annual precipitation takes place. Annual average rainfall varies from 725mm to 2,500mm with Lilongwe having an average of 900mm, Blantyre 1,127mm, Mzuzu 1,289mm and Zomba 1,433mm. Extreme conditions include the drought that occurred in 1991/92 season and floods of 1988/89 season. The low-lying areas such as Lower Shire Valley and some localities in Salima and Karonga are more vulnerable to floods than higher grounds.
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latitude is the indivisible lines that run from east to west
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There is no city called Malawi. The weather in Malawi is generally hot and it has a dry and rainy season. It is hot in the low-lying areas and temperate in the highlands. Between November and April the temperature is warm with equatorial rains and thunderstorms, with the worst storms in March. After that, there is much less rainfall. From May to September there is very little rain at all.
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No, French is not spoken in Malawi. For the languages of Malawi, click here.
Lake Malawi is part of the country called Malawi.
Malawi is landlocked. The nearest ocean to Malawi is the Indian Ocean.
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No. Malawi has a president.
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Zomba is in the southern part of Malawi and it is south of Lake Malawi.