Climate Chart of Chiloe Island, Chile

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

Climate overview

Temperature

The monthly mean temperature is at its highest in February, at 12.3 °C, and at its lowest in July, at 4.5 °C. These are averages for each month, not daytime maximum temperatures, so they do not indicate how warm or cool an individual day may feel. Across the calendar months, the unweighted mean of the monthly mean temperatures is 8.0 °C. This summarizes the monthly averages rather than weighting them by the number of days in each month.

Rain

Mean daily rainfall reaches its highest monthly average in August, at 8.77 mm/day, while the lowest monthly average is in February, at 2.32 mm/day. The lower figure may help visitors prioritising lower average rainfall choose when to travel, but it does not guarantee dry days or show how frequently rain occurs. The unweighted mean of the monthly mean daily rainfall figures is 5.51 mm/day. These are daily averages, not monthly rainfall totals, and the overall mean does not describe the conditions on any particular day.

Sunshine

Mean daily sunshine duration is highest in January, at 11.66 hours/day, and lowest in June, at 4.69 hours/day. These averages can inform plans for daylight outdoor activities, but sunshine duration is not the same as day length. Across the calendar months, the unweighted mean of daily sunshine duration is 7.96 hours/day. It provides a broad monthly-average reference, not a promise of sunshine on a particular day.

Snow

Mean daily snowfall is highest in August, at 1.32 mm/day; the unweighted mean across the monthly figures is 0.44 mm/day. These snowfall averages do not establish how many days have snow, how deep it becomes, whether snow cover persists, or whether conditions are suitable for skiing.

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If lower average rainfall is a priority, February is the option indicated by the lowest mean daily rainfall, 2.32 mm/day. This is a monthly average rather than a forecast: it cannot guarantee dry weather or quantify the frequency of rainy days, so keep rain protection in mind when planning outdoor sightseeing. For visitors who prefer cooler monthly averages, July has the lowest mean temperature, 4.5 °C; this does not describe daytime highs or the range of conditions on individual days. The highest mean daily rainfall occurs in August, at 8.77 mm/day, making adaptable rain gear a sensible preparation for travel then. For daylight outdoor planning, mean daily sunshine is highest in January, at 11.66 hours/day, and lowest in June, at 4.69 hours/day. These figures describe average sunshine duration, not day length or a guarantee of clear skies, so they are best used as one consideration rather than a complete basis for choosing when to visit.

The highest mean daily snowfall is recorded in August, at 1.32 mm/day. This average alone cannot tell you whether snow will fall during a visit, how much will accumulate, or whether snow cover or skiing conditions will be present; check current local conditions if snowfall matters to your plans.

Climate Data Overview for Chiloe Island, Chile

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

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