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Watch 16 videos about the El Salvador San Salvador East Mission— listen to faith-building experiences, cultural insights, missionary tips, success stories, and more. Share your mission experiences to support future missionaries called to serve in your mission.
So the weather in El Salvador varies greatly depending on where you are at. It is usually very hot and very humid. One of my areas, it rained a lot during the rainy season with a lot of big thunderstorms. I mean there are times where we would hold the umbrella and the umbrella would only keep our neck and above dry. Everything else just got soaked. There were other areas where there was quite a bit of lightning. There was one area that was actually high up in the mountains so it was really cool, which is nice after spending a lot of time in some of the hotter areas. But be prepared for weather that can sometimes change very quickly depending on the area. It is very beautiful. I remember taking a lot of pictures of some beautiful cloud formations that occurred in some of my areas.
There's two seasons. There's a dry season and there's a rainy season. And in the dry season, it's basically dry, like the name of the season. And it's also really hot. And since El Salvador is a third world country, there's a lot of houses that do not have air conditioning. Sometimes you'll just be walking really fast because you have to get to an appointment that you made with somebody and then you get inside the house and you're just sweating so much. It looks like you went swimming. And it's just, it gets crazy hot in the dry season, especially during March and April. Those are probably the hottest two months in El Salvador. And in the rainy season, it just rains a lot. An umbrella is really, it's only going to, your hair is going to be dry, your face, but the rest of your body will probably be wet because of how much it rains. Your feet will be the first things to get wet.