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Weather in Peru (Lima) in August ?

  • 11-08-2012 06:47PM
    #1
    Stargate
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,680 ✭✭✭


    Hi All ,

    Just wondering if anyone has been to Lima Peru in late August ( their winter ) and how cold is cold at this time of year there ? I know its misty , drizzle at times etc but from an IRISH standpoint , is it as cold as our winter ?

    I know its 17 degrees there now , but my partner ( from Lima ) tells me 17 degrees here is totally different to there ;-)

    What i wanted to know , is how do us Irish find it weather wise in Lima ?

    Many Thanks
    Stargate


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  • #2
    solerina
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    Stargate wrote: »
    Hi All ,

    Just wondering if anyone has been to Lima Peru in late August ( their winter ) and how cold is cold at this time of year there ? I know its misty , drizzle at times etc but from an IRISH standpoint , is it as cold as our winter ?

    I know its 17 degrees there now , but my partner ( from Lima ) tells me 17 degrees here is totally different to there ;-)

    What i wanted to know , is how do us Irish find it weather wise in Lima ?

    Many Thanks
    Stargate
    I was there in August and we mainly wore T-Shirts but brought along a hoodie everyday as it got cooler in the evening, we had practically no drizzle and it was certainly not cold, it got dark very early and then it was freezing !!!


  • #3
    dory
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    I remember it being quite chilly when I was there in August 07. I wore a fleece jumper every day. It was generally overcast but not drizzly every day. I think 17 degrees is worse there as for it to be 17 degrees in Ireland it'd have to be sunny, but not so there.


  • #4
    Stargate
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,680 ✭✭✭Stargate


    solerina wrote: »
    I was there in August and we mainly wore T-Shirts but brought along a hoodie everyday as it got cooler in the evening, we had practically no drizzle and it was certainly not cold, it got dark very early and then it was freezing !!!

    Many Thanks solerina .

    My partner whos here in Ireland with me was laughing at the thought of you in T-shirts in Mid winter in Lima ;-)

    I`m flying next Monday so i guess i will soon find out re how cold its going to be ;)

    Thanks
    Stargate


  • #5
    Stargate
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,680 ✭✭✭Stargate


    dory wrote: »
    I remember it being quite chilly when I was there in August 07. I wore a fleece jumper every day. It was generally overcast but not drizzly every day. I think 17 degrees is worse there as for it to be 17 degrees in Ireland it'd have to be sunny, but not so there.

    Also many thanks to you dory !!

    Nice of you to take the time to reply . Yes agreeed re we needing sunshine for it to get to 17 degrees here in winter lol , Chance be a fine thing ;-) we cant even have 2 days of sun in Summer now here without it raining the next few days :rolleyes:

    Many thanks

    Stargate


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