Climate Chart of Bogota, Colombia

Monthly data: Temperature °C, Rain (mm), Sunshine (h) · 2013–2023

For Bogota, Colombia, the climate data describe 2013–2023. Monthly mean temperatures stay within a narrow range: the coolest-month figure is January / July / December at 12.9 °C, while the warmest is September at 13.4 °C. Rainfall and sunshine also vary through the year, so visitors weighing outdoor plans can use their monthly averages as guides while allowing for day-to-day conditions.

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Climate Chart: Bogota (Colombia)

Climate overview

Temperature

Monthly mean temperatures are notably close together: the lowest reading is shared by January / July / December at 12.9 °C, and the highest occurs in September at 13.4 °C. These are averages for each month, not daytime maximum temperatures, so they describe the broad monthly pattern rather than the temperature visitors will experience at a particular hour. Across the calendar months, the unweighted mean of the monthly means is 13.1 °C. It is a compact summary of those month-level averages, not a day-weighted annual average.

Rain

Mean daily rainfall reaches its monthly high in March at 5.09 mm/day and its low in September at 1.57 mm/day. The figures are daily means rather than monthly totals; the lower average does not guarantee dry days or show how frequently rain occurs. The unweighted mean across the monthly daily-rainfall averages is 3.54 mm/day. For trip planning, these monthly averages indicate how the typical daily amount differs across the year, but they cannot predict the weather on an individual day.

Sunshine

Mean daily sunshine is highest in September at 10.54 hours/day and lowest in April at 8.78 hours/day. These averages can help with planning daylight outdoor activities, but sunshine duration is not the same as day length and does not guarantee clear skies on a particular date. The unweighted mean of the monthly mean daily sunshine durations is 9.61 hours/day, a summary of the month-level figures rather than a day-weighted annual average.

Best Travel Time Guide for Bogota, Colombia: Ideal Seasons and Weather Insights

For visitors prioritising lower average rainfall, September is the conditional option indicated by the lowest monthly mean daily rainfall, 1.57 mm/day; this does not promise rain-free days, so keep plans flexible. The highest monthly mean daily rainfall is in March at 5.09 mm/day, making rain-ready clothing and a backup for outdoor plans sensible preparation. If cooler monthly averages are your priority, consider January / July / December, when the monthly mean temperature is 12.9 °C. This is not a daytime high or a forecast, so it cannot describe the temperature at every point during a visit.

For daylight outdoor planning, mean daily sunshine is highest in September at 10.54 hours/day and lowest in April at 8.78 hours/day. These are sunshine-duration averages, not day-length measurements or guarantees of clear weather; use them as one consideration rather than a universal best-time ranking.

Climate Data Overview for Bogota, Colombia

Explore the comprehensive climate data for Bogota, Colombia. This detailed table provides valuable insights into temperature variations, precipitation levels, and seasonal changes, helping you understand the unique weather patterns of this region.

Month Average: Temperature °C Rain (mm) / day Snow (mm) / day Sunshine (h) / day
Jan 12.9 2.68 0.00 10.14
Feb 13.2 4.25 0.00 9.68
Mar 13.3 5.09 0.00 9.04
Apr 13.3 4.78 0.00 8.78
May 13.3 4.44 0.00 8.91
Jun 13.1 3.69 0.00 9.32
Jul 12.9 3.81 0.00 9.35
Aug 13.2 2.22 0.00 10.19
Sep 13.4 1.57 0.00 10.54
Oct 13.1 2.87 0.00 9.76
Nov 13.1 4.44 0.00 9.54
Dec 12.9 2.61 0.00 10.06
Average 13.1 3.54 0.00 9.61