Climate of Ogun
(Nigeria)
Average daytime and nighttime temperatures
All climatic diagrams of this site are taken from the collected data from the official weather station in Ogun in a height of 39m above sea level. All data correspond to the average monthly values of the last 20 years.
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Ogun is one of the coldest regions in Nigeria with an average daily high temperature of only 31 degrees centigrade. High humidity and high temperatures are making the weather pleasant at times, but also and partly tropical hot and humid. It is warm to hot all year round and invites to bathe at average water temperatures of 27 degrees. Dued to the lesser rain the best time for traveling is from November to March. Most precipitation decrease from June to October.
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hours of sunshine per day
rainy days per month
Precipitation in mm/day
Water temperature
Relative humidity in %
Absolute humidity in g/m³ (approx.)
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Important cities in Ogun
Ogun is a part of Nigeria and has an east-west extension of about 140 km. From north to south it is approximately 100 km. The biggest cities are Abeokuta and Shagamu. The local time is now Tuesday, 3:45 am.| City | Population | Geo-Position | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abeokuta | 593,100 | 7°9'21"N | 3°20'42"E |
| Shagamu | 214,558 | 6°50'55"N | 3°38'47"E |
| Ijebu-Ode | 209,175 | 6°49'10"N | 3°55'2"E |
| Ijebu-Igbo | 109,261 | 6°58'19"N | 3°59'58"E |
| Ifo | 88,272 | 6°48'54"N | 3°11'43"E |
| Ilaro | 46,999 | 6°53'20"N | 3°0'51"E |
| Iperu | 15,935 | 6°54'36"N | 3°39'56"E |
| Ado Odo | 15,442 | 6°35'60"N | 2°55'60"E |
| Imeko | 8,627 | 7°26'56"N | 2°50'34"E |
| Owode | 8,513 | 6°56'55"N | 3°30'20"E |
| Isara | 8,205 | 6°59'36"N | 3°40'53"E |
| Idi Iroko | 7,487 | 6°37'60"N | 2°43'60"E |
| Ijebu-Ife | 5,733 | 6°46'42"N | 4°2'2"E |
Data basis: German Weather Service, individual values averaged and supplemented by own elements.