In the era of climate change, it is increasingly common for people to try to prepare for changes in temperature, as warm summer days can turn into heavy rains that cause flooding within minutes.
next, weather forecast This Thursday, November 13th, in Huancayo is expected in the next few hours:
Whether you spend your day taking a walk or simply going to the office to work; Weather in the next few hours No more getting wet in the rain or having to carry around an umbrella or coat unnecessarily.
For this Thursday, The chance of rain in Huancayo is 62%the maximum temperature is 16°C and the minimum temperature is 3°. Cloud cover will be 33% with a 6% chance of overnight precipitation.
Huancayo is part of Junín department. 17 types of climateweather conditions It’s raining a lot and it’s coldsimilarly Autumn and winter are less humid.
in Huancayo DepartmentOn their side, 3 types of climatecoats and umbrellas are usually required.
The most dominant weather conditions are Cold and rainy, with dry autumn and winterlocated in Huancayo City.
Next is the weather Temperate zone, this region is characterized by constant humidity For all seasons of the year.
The last weather conditions for this Peruvian state were: Semi-arid cold recording dry autumn and winter.
Up to 38 different climates are felt in the territory of Peru.According 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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