wet-zone

There are three main categories of grants according to the climatic zones of Sri Lanka. They are the wet zone, the dry zone, the arid zone. The wet zone is divided into two sub-divisions. As low wetland and up country wet land.

The wet zone of Sri Lanka includes a zone of 300 m below the low wet zone. The region receives more than 2,000 mm of rainfall throughout the year. The area receives heavy rainfall during the southwest monsoon months from May to September. The months of February and August, which are considered the least rainy months for the island, are also down.

The average annual temperature is about 27 degrees Celsius, as it receives sunlight throughout the year. High temperatures and high rainfall make the plants favorable for growth. The wet zone of up country. These climatic zones are wet zone areas with a height of over 300 m. This area, which is known as the most rainfall zone in Sri Lanka, receives rainfall throughout the year.

The average rainfall is about 3400 mm. Areas exceeding 5,000 meters are also known.  The average rainfall in Watawala, Sri Lanka is about 5537 mm. Watawala is the area with the most rainfall in the island during the 1931-1960 period. Maliboda was recorded during the 1961-1990 period. Due to its high altitude, the temperature decreases with altitude.