Best time to visit Yeti

The climate in Yeti through the year

When to go

No month in Yeti reaches a good score (65 or more) with the default preferences. May comes closest with 54 out of 100. A typical May day reaches 19°C and the night falls to 6°C, with rain on about 16 days and clear sky 34 % of the time. June is a fair alternative, with scores of 50. The lowest score is in March (24), when days are cool at around 9°C.

Seasons and rain

The seasons are sharply different: a August day (27°C) is about 23 degrees warmer than a January day (4°C). Nights typically drop below freezing in November–March. August is the wettest month with 250 mm and January the driest with 57 mm, out of about 1,810 mm a year. The air feels muggy in July and August.

Sea and daylight

The sea is 22°C or warmer in July–October, peaking at 27°C in August. It is coldest in February (15°C). Daylight lasts from about 10 hours in December to 14.5 hours in June. Yeti lies about 1,150 m above sea level, which makes it roughly 8 degrees cooler than the lowlands around it.

By type of trip

The best months change with what you want to do. Each of Eddigo’s trip types has its own preferred daytime temperature and its own weights for rain, humidity and sun. Yeti scores 65 or more in these months:

• Hiking (10–22 °C): November and December, up to 72
• Cooler weather (10–20 °C): February–June and October–December, up to 88

How it compares

Of the 191 destinations Eddigo covers in Japan, Yeti is the 86th warmest over the year and the 39th wettest. In May, when Yeti scores 54, Shizuoka (50 km away) scores 60 and Aihara (60 km away) scores 59. See where to go in May for the best destinations that month.