The trip goes against the flow in the warmest months.
Mosquitoes can be bad during the warmest months, however.
The warmest months are April, May, and October, which have an average maximum temperature of about 89 °F (32 °C).
In the warmest months (June through August), minimum temperatures are in the high 60s F, while maximum temperatures usually peak in the mid-80s F (about 30 °C).
In July and August, the warmest months, temperatures usually range between 57 and 61 °F (14 and 16 °C), although occasionally considerably higher readings are recorded.
As the northern hemisphere experiences its warmest months of the year, ice is moving and melting in Arctic waters and on the frozen lands that surround it.
Although the sea can be cold, even in the warmest months, the islands are incredibly unspoilt by mass tourism or development of any kind.
The warmest months in Tripura are April and May, when maximum daily temperatures in the lowlands average in the low 90s F (about 33 °C), and minimum temperatures average in the mid-70s F (about 23 °C).
Temperatures are high; the warmest months generally average about 27 °C 811 °F), with mean daily maxima from 30 °C to 38 °C (86 °F to 100 °F) and warm, oppressive nights.
The warmest months are January through March, when the average temperature is 73 °F (23 °C), and the coolest months are June through August, when the average temperature is 64 °F (18 °C).
The warmest months are July and August, when average temperatures in Banghāzī and Tripoli, in the Mediterranean zone, reach between the low 70s and mid-80s F (low to upper 20s C) and the low 60s and mid-80s F (upper 10s and low 30s C), respectively.
