🇬🇭 Accra vs 🇮🇳 Bangalore

Tropical savanna — hot year-round, two rainy seasons, harmattan dry season

Accra sits on the Gulf of Guinea near the equator. It's hot year-round but less humid than Lagos due to the cold Benguela current offshore. The Harmattan (November–March) brings dry, hazy conditions from the Sahara. Two rainy seasons: March–July and September–October.

Bangalore sits on the Deccan Plateau at an average elevation of 900 meters, giving it a notably mild tropical climate that earns it the nickname 'Garden City' despite rapid urbanization. The city's temperature is moderated by its altitude, but the explosive growth of IT corridors and concrete infrastructure has created stark microclimate differences between the leafy old cantonment areas and the dense new development zones. Seasonal weather is driven by both the southwest and northeast monsoons, with the city's network of historical lakes (tanks) and remaining tree canopy playing critical roles in local cooling and humidity patterns.