Mabas

Mayo-Tsanaga, Far-North, Cameroon

Current Weather

29°84°

Mostly Clear

Feels Like: 31°88°

Min: 23°73°

Max: 31°88°

The next few hours will be clear, with today reaching 31°C and dropping to 23°C. The coming days will be partly cloudy

Hourly Forecast

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Air Quality

98
Moderate

Air quality is acceptable. However, there may be a risk for some people.

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Daylight Hours

05:59

Sunrise

17:38

Sunset

11 hours 39 minutes of sunlight today

Moon

17:55

Moonrise

05:57

Moonset

Daily Forecast

Today

23°73°
31°88°

Tuesday

23°73°
31°87°

Wednesday

23°74°
30°86°

Thursday

23°74°
30°87°

Friday

24°75°
32°89°

Saturday

23°74°
33°91°

Sunday

25°76°
33°91°

Monday

26°78°
32°90°

Tuesday

24°76°
32°90°

Wednesday

24°75°
32°90°

UV Index

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3Moderate
LowExtreme

Humidity

26%Very Dry
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Weather in Mabas today, October 26, 2026

Mabas is set for a fine, sunny day on October 26, 2026, with only limited interruptions to the clear sky. The early hours look particularly favourable for being outside.Mabas is set for a fine, sunny day on October 26, 2026, with only limited interruptions to the clear sky. The early hours look particularly favourable for being outside.

The day peaks near 31°C and cools toward 23°C. Relative humidity sits between 26% and 39%, reaching its peak around 19:00. Winds stay light, near 11 km/h by 16:00, so the day feels still more than breezy.The day peaks near 88°F and cools toward 73°F. Relative humidity sits between 26% and 39%, reaching its peak around 19:00. Winds stay light, near 7 mph by 16:00, so the day feels still more than breezy.

Expect persistent cloud later on, with amounts around 61% by 23:00. Sunshine remains the exception, not the rule. Expect visibility around 16.1 km. Expect sunrise at 05:59, sunset at 17:38, and 11 hours 39 minutes of sunlight today overall.Expect persistent cloud later on, with amounts around 61% by 23:00. Sunshine remains the exception, not the rule. Expect visibility around 10 mi. Expect sunrise at 05:59, sunset at 17:38, and 11 hours 39 minutes of sunlight today overall.

The practical takeaway for Mabas is a bright October 26, 2026, ideal for outdoor errands before temperatures ease from about 31°C.The practical takeaway for Mabas is a bright October 26, 2026, ideal for outdoor errands before temperatures ease from about 88°F.

Frequently asked questions about weather in Mabas

How warm does it get in Mabas?

The warmest month in Mabas is April, with average high temperatures of 37°C. The average temperature during this period is around 31°C.The warmest month in Mabas is April, with average high temperatures of 98°F. The average temperature during this period is around 87°F.

How cold does it get in Mabas?

The coldest month in Mabas is January, with average low temperatures of 15°C. The average temperature during this period is around 22°C.The coldest month in Mabas is January, with average low temperatures of 58°F. The average temperature during this period is around 71°F.

What is the wettest time of year in Mabas?

The wettest month in Mabas is August, with an average of 326 mm of precipitation.The wettest month in Mabas is August, with an average of 12.9 in of precipitation.

What is the driest time of year in Mabas?

The driest month in Mabas is January, with an average of 0 mm of precipitation.The driest month in Mabas is January, with an average of 0 in of precipitation.

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