Spring, summer, autumn, winter, now it doesn’t matter the season. With recent climate change, afternoons of scorching sun can turn into storms in the blink of an eye.
I’m looking for climate Knowing what clothes to wear, which shoes to choose, planning a trip and deciding whether to carry an umbrella has become a habit for many people. Below is the weather in Lima on November 13th of this year.
That’s to be expected in Lima Maximum temperature 20℃, minimum temperature 16℃.
Regarding rain, The chance of precipitation in this city is 2% during the day and 2% at night..
Similarly, cloudiness is 26% during the day and 32% at night. meanwhile gust of wind It reaches speeds of 28 km/h during the day and 24 km/h at night.
UV rays are expected to reach levels of up to 12, so be careful in the sun.
Twelve types of climate have been reported in the province of Lima.determined by proximity to the sea in the west and altitude in the east, is presented primarily Dry and warm weather conditions and zero humidity For all seasons of the year.
Among all the weather conditions, the main ones that cover almost half of the territory of the prefecture are as follows. dry with low humidity.
This weather condition is unique considering the city’s geography. This is because the city is located in a tropical region and is located almost at sea level. The key to understanding Lima’s climate is its proximity to the Andes and the cold Peruvian or Humboldt currents that come from the south.
The climate extends from Cañete Department in the south to Barranca Department in the north, passing through Peru’s capital. A desert where there is almost no rainfall, only between July and September..
In the midst of this arid climate, the “Roma” ecosystem was formed in the departments of Cañete, Lima, Huararu, and Huaura, and developed under the influence of the climate. winter fog and drizzlecreating a cool, humid environment in the middle of the desert.
In the areas furthest from the coast and at high altitudes, The weather changes from dry to semi-arid What appears further east is It’s cold and even raining In the summer it’s a little more constant.
Peru has up to 38 different climatesAccording to the National Meteorology and Hydrology Department (Senamhi), this is the result of the interaction of different climatic and geographical factors.
To elaborate on Senamhi, these main factors are its geographical location on the Tropic of Capricorn and its proximity to the Andes Mountains.
Of the 38 climates, Senamhi highlights three main points These are defined according to the region of the country in which you are located.
on the shore Although it is a South American country facing the Pacific Ocean and occupying only 11.6% of the country, the general climate is as follows. dry temperate zoneits main climatic feature is low rainfall.
in sawa region close to the Andes Mountains and occupying 28.1% of Peru’s territory, with a climate of: It’s raining and cold generally.
meanwhile in the jungleIn the region where Peru’s tropical climate is most commonly observed and covers 60.3% of its land surface, the weather is defined as: It’s very rainy and hot.
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