Liberia in July: Weather, Crowds & What to Expect
Climate Map for July
Average temperature across Liberia in July.
City Weather in July
| City | High | Low | Rain | UV | Feels |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monrovia | 29° | 20° | 854 mm | very high | Warm |
| Gbarnga | 30° | 19° | 219 mm | very high | Warm |
| Buchanan, Liberia | 29° | 20° | 435 mm | very high | Warm |
| Kakata | 30° | 20° | 475 mm | very high | Warm |
| Zwedru | 29° | 20° | 176 mm | very high | Warm |
| Harbel | 30° | 20° | 524 mm | very high | Warm |
| Harper, Liberia | 26° | 21° | 137 mm | very high | Mild |
High / low are average daily temperatures (°C). “Feels” reflects how hot or cold it feels, allowing for humidity.
Coastal Lowlands (Monrovia & Atlantic Coast)
July stays within peak rainy season: days are warm but often overcast, with intense afternoon storms that can last hours. Coastal erosion becomes noticeable along stretches of beach and some smaller coastal roads may be impassable after heavy falls. For travelers this month means slowing your pace - allow extra time, avoid river crossings after rain, and have flexible bookings for ferries or inland transfers.
Southeast Rainforest & Riverine Lowlands (Harper, Zwedru, Grand Gedeh)
July remains intensely wet with persistent cloud cover; the dense canopy and frequent rain give a cool, mossy feel in the shade, though air is still humid. Boat travel can be the most reliable option in certain stretches, but even rivers can become fast and dangerous after storms - check conditions with local operators. Photographers and birders who can tolerate mud find the forests at their most active, while general travel is slower and less predictable.
Central Rolling Hills & Cocoa Country (Bong, Gbarnga, Kakata)
July keeps frequent heavy showers and cooler daytime conditions under cloud; by late month some rivers and culverts near plantations overflow, cutting minor routes. The central hills feel quieter as local activity slows during peak rains, but theatre of rural markets and harvest preparations may still occur. If you’re trekking, plan for muddy, root-slick trails and arrange a guide familiar with the season’s access points.
Northern Plains & Lofa County (Voinjama, Foya, Kolahun)
July remains heavily rainy with persistent cloud and saturated soils; some remote tracks are only navigable with heavy-duty 4x4s and local knowledge. Villages may become temporarily isolated after particularly heavy falls, and river crossings can be risky. If visiting for cultural purposes or market days, keep flexible dates and expect fewer tourist services.
Nimba & Eastern Highlands (Ganta, Sanniquellie, Yekepa)
July continues within the wettest stretch with frequent storms and persistent cloud that keeps temperatures down on ridges while humidity remains high. Access to some higher trails is best left to experienced guides during this period; the Nimba corridor is quieter for visitors. Pack waterproof gear, gaiters, and expect cool, damp nights even when daytime temperatures feel temperate.