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The rainy season in the Amazon rain forest runs from January to June. Torrential downpours blanket the jungle canopy, flooding rivers and covering forest floors in muddy water. Brief periods of sunshine are common, but you can count on intermittent showers almost every day around this time of year. The average month has a cumulative rainfall of 13 inches during the rainy season, so tourists should pack plenty of rain-gear. Temperatures tend to drop a bit around this time. The average is around 80 degrees Fahrenheit, according to Fodor's Travel Guide.
In the late dry season, plants still get sunshine, and they could anticipate the coming rainy season because they are adapted to the seasonality of the rain. That seasonality has been changing in recent decades, however. The rainy season in the southern Amazon now starts almost a month later than it did in the 1970s. There's evidence that if the Amazon dry season becomes longer than five to seven months, the forest will no longer receive enough rain each year to keep trees alive, and the region will transition from forest to grassy plains.