Ghana features a warm tropical climate throughout the year, influenced by its equatorial position and the harmattan winds from the Sahara. The country spans four main climatic zones, from humid rainforests in the south to drier savannahs in the north, with no true winter but distinct wet and dry seasons. Temperatures remain consistently high, averaging 24-32°C year-round, making it appealing for expats seeking perpetual warmth. Rainfall varies significantly from over 2000mm in the southwest to under 1000mm in the north, with high humidity in coastal and forest areas. Sunshine is abundant during dry seasons, though coastal fog can reduce visibility. Ideal for residents who adapt to humidity and seasonal rains, but northern heat requires precautions.