Guam features a tropical climate due to its location in the Western Pacific, boasting warm weather throughout the year. There are two distinct seasons: the dry season from December to June and the rainy season from July to November. June and December are transitional months. The average temperatures hover in the 80s, mostly running from 75-85 degrees F. The temperature rarely exceeds 90 F or falls below 70 F. It is less humid from November to March. Guam is situated close to the equator, which creates its hot, tropical, and wet climate. It is one of the wettest regions in the world and experiences typhoon season from June to September, where the storms can get pretty nasty.