Weather in Colombia

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Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures #

• Cucuta experiences the hottest temperatures, with highs exceeding 93°F in August and September, leading to discomfort.

• Bogota stands out as the coldest, where temperatures range from 48.5°F to 66.5°F throughout the year, offering temperatures closer to comfort during the warmest months.

• Cities like Medellin, Cali and Bucaramanga offer comfort temperatures for most of the year.

• Cartagena, Soledad and Barranquilla share similiar temperatures, above comfort zone.

Conditions #

• Barranquilla and Soledad exhibit the highest sun hours, especially in January and February, and minimal precipitation

• Cities like Medellin, Bucaramanga and Villavicencio generally have lower sun hours and higher precipitation levels, particularly during the months of March through November

• Cucuta stands out with relatively consistent sun hours throughout the year and low precipitation

• Cali, Bogota and Bucaramanga show an inverse relationship, a slightly higher precipitation and low sun hours.

Daylight Hours #

• The sunrise times vary across the cities, with Cucuta having the earliest sunrise and Cartagena having the latest. Sunset times follow a similar pattern, with Cucuta having the earliest sunset and Cartagena the latest.

• Day length is shortest in December and longest in June for all cities, with Barranquilla and Soledad experiencing the shortest days while also sharing the longest days. The difference in day length between the shortest and longest days is relatively small, indicating a tropical climate near the equator.