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A rainy season & a dry season. In Panama seasons are not as much defined by drastic changes in temperature; rather, they are determined by the amount of rainfall. The Panama dry season, December through April, or what is known in Panama as âsummerâ, tends to be much sunnier and drier. The rainy season in Panama, May through November, has more rainfall that usually comes in short and local showers (around Panama City) and then tends to dissipate to blue sky.
Panama has a tropical maritime climate with a hot, humid, cloudy prolonged rainy season (May to January) and a short dry season (January to May). It is completely outside the hurricane belt and experiences few if any natural disasters. Most of Panama has two seasons: wet (âwinterâ) and dry (âsummerâ). Summer is roughly from December to April. In May, the rains start gradually with frequent showers (most lasting no more than an hour or two). The wet season generally culminates in November with major downpours.