Best time to visit Lake Mburo National park – When to see wildlife in Lake Mburo National Park
Best time to visit Lake Mburo – Lake Mburo National Park lies in a rain shadow between Lake Victoria and the Rwenzori Mountains, and receives an average of 800 mm of rain a year. Being near the equator, the rainfall pattern is bimodal, with the long rains occurring from March to June, and the short rains from September to December. The rains are rather erratic and unpredictable, but most rain tends to fall in April and November.
The average recorded temperature is 26° C with variations ranging from 14° C at night to 32° C on a very hot day. July and August are the hottest months, but January and February can also be very hot. The main factor determining the temperature is not the time of year; it is more whether it is cloudy or not.
The coldest temperatures occur after a cloudy day followed by clear night. This normally happens in the rainy season with mist rising out of the valleys in the morning.
Best time to visit lake mburo – The climate of lake Mburo national park is semi-arid climate with a lot of rains from early September to late November and from late march to late May and high temperatures from June to late September and from early December to late February this will require travellers especially during the rainy season to travel to the national park strictly using a 4×4 safari cars as the national park roads can become extremely slippery when it rains .
Travellers must also ensure that they have an emergency numbers to the national park or to the lodge where they are staying just in case of problems however there is Uganda wildlife authority ranger always available for hire at the park gate, this rangers know the park very well and will lead you to safer routes within the park
Alternatively travellers are required to hire experienced safari guides so Great Adventure Saafris can help you arrange great safari to lake Mburo national park.