In a tropical wet climate, the weather is hot and humid with constant rainfall.

This climate is characterized by consistently warm temperatures throughout the year, with high humidity and frequent, heavy rainfall. Tropical wet climates, often found near the equator, experience rainfall year-round, making them ideal for dense rainforests. There is no distinct dry season, and the rain is often abundant, which helps support the lush vegetation typical of these regions. In contrast, climates like those with hot, dry summers (such as arid climates) or cool, dry conditions (such as desert or temperate climates) do not align with the tropical wet climate pattern.