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Weather Range - South America

  • 08-09-2011 3:21pm
    #1
    WilcoOut
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    hey guys!

    ill be travelling South America this coming Sept - December

    what sort of weather can i expect, expecially in Cusco in November and Bolivia, Paraguay and North Argentina in December

    thanks in advance!


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  • #2
    cherryghost
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    Bolivia in November onwards is very warm, with temperatures normally in the low to mid 30's, however it can get very wet with frequent thunderstorms and prolonged rain at time to time.

    RE: Argentina + Paraguay: All of those areas are very warm/hot in December. December temps can hit the mid 40's (especially in recent summers). Prolonged rain isn't so much an issue here but again thunderstorms can crop up (not as often as the Bolivian region).

    South America is beautiful in Summertime by the way, hope you enjoy yourself!


  • #3
    WilcoOut
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    thanks alot cherry ghost!

    im a bit worried about the rainy season in bolivia

    apparently the moutainous areas dont summer as bad as the lowlands, so i may have to stick to the higher ground


    thanks again!


  • #4
    cherryghost
    Moderators, Technology & Internet Moderators Posts: 17,137 Mod ✭✭✭✭cherryghost


    WilcoOut wrote: »
    thanks alot cherry ghost!

    im a bit worried about the rainy season in bolivia

    apparently the moutainous areas dont summer as bad as the lowlands, so i may have to stick to the higher ground


    thanks again!

    Aye its more arid and cooler. North Argentina is lovely. Lovely red soiled mountains and Iguazu falls is amazing. It's extremely humid around there though!


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