Climate Chart of Puerto Toro, Chile

Climate overview

Temperature

Monthly mean temperatures reach their highest point in February at 9.0 °C, while the lowest monthly mean occurs in July at 1.3 °C. These figures describe monthly averages, not daytime highs or the temperature a visitor should expect every day. Across the calendar-month means, the unweighted mean is 5.3 °C. It offers a broad summary of the supplied monthly averages, rather than a day-weighted annual average.

Rain

Mean daily rainfall is highest in January at 3.66 mm/day. For visitors planning outdoor time then, that monthly average is a reason to prepare for the possibility of rain, but it does not indicate how often rain falls or guarantee wet conditions on a particular day. The lowest monthly mean daily rainfall is in August at 0.68 mm/day. The unweighted mean of the monthly daily-rainfall averages is 1.88 mm/day; neither figure is a monthly rainfall total.

Snow

Mean daily snowfall is highest in August at 8.87 mm/day. This is an average amount, not a measure of how many days have snow, snow depth or snow cover, so it cannot establish whether snow will be present during a visit. The lowest monthly mean daily snowfall occurs in February at 0.69 mm/day; the unweighted mean of the monthly daily-snowfall averages is 4.42 mm/day. These figures do not by themselves indicate skiing conditions.

Sunshine

Mean daily sunshine duration is highest in December at 10.84 hours/day, and lowest in June at 2.96 hours/day. These averages can help with daylight outdoor planning, but sunshine duration is not the same as day length and does not promise clear skies on any given day. The unweighted mean across the monthly sunshine averages is 7.11 hours/day per day, providing a broad summary without describing the conditions of individual days.