Togo features a tropical savanna climate (Aw Köppen classification) across its compact 56,000 km² territory, with warm temperatures year-round and distinct wet and dry seasons driven by the West African Monsoon. Coastal areas like Lomé experience average annual temperatures of 26-27°C and rainfall around 1100-1200 mm, while inland mountains such as Kpalimé see slightly cooler averages of 25°C and higher precipitation up to 1600 mm. Northern regions have a pronounced single wet season from May to November and dry Harmattan winds from December to March. Daytime highs reach 30-32°C in the hot dry season, with minimal seasonal variation ideal for expats seeking consistent warmth. Humidity is high during rains, but sunshine is abundant outside wet periods.