Equatorial Guinea features a humid equatorial climate characterized by consistently warm temperatures year-round, ranging from 23-27°C, with minimal seasonal variation. The country experiences two distinct wet seasons separated by drier periods, with coastal areas receiving significantly higher rainfall than inland regions. High humidity levels persist throughout the year, supporting dense tropical rainforests that cover approximately 55% of the national territory. The climate is stable and predictable, though the country faces increasing climate change impacts including rising temperatures and more variable rainfall patterns.