The values related to the solar radiation on a horizontal surface are the highest ones compared to the others quantities; in particular, the minimum value is 1.753 kWh/m2 , registered in December, while the maximum value is equal to 6.521 kWh/m2, registered in July. Afterwards there are the values corresponding to the vertical surfaces respectively oriented at West, South, East and North.
Nadi (Fiji Islands), instead, is in the Tropical savanna climate, which has monthly mean temperatures above 18 °C in every month of the year and typically a pronounced dry season, with the driest month having precipitation lower than 60 mm. A tropical savanna climate tends to either see less rainfall than a tropical monsoon climate or have more pronounced dry seasons.
The annual precipitation is approximately equal to 205 cm (almost five times the precipitation in Nome), with a minimum of 55 mm in July and a maximum equal to 420 mm in March; in fact, the highest precipitation period is between December and March, during winter. In addition, the annual mean relative humidity is approximately equal to 76%, it's most frequently included in the 60-100% interval.
The mean annual temperature is equal to 25.2 °C; the minimum and maximum temperatures registered in Nadi are respectively equal to 14.4 °C on 8th July 37.6 °C on 14th September.