Lima climate

Name: Lima
Address: Pacific coast, Peru

Peru · Pacific coast · 12.046° S, 77.043° W

Köppen BWhcoastal desertArid

Rainless desert capital kept grey and cool by the cold Humboldt Current.

Dry — evaporation outpaces what little rain arrives.

What the year looks like

Average monthly temperature — °F / °C

Average high Average low

Average monthly precipitation — in / mm

Rain

Warmest month

February, 77°F / 25°C

Coldest month

August, 57°F / 14°C

Annual swing

20°F / 11°C

Wettest month

March

Driest month

June

Rain per year

2.1" / 53 mm

Elevation

456 ft / 139 m

Time zone

America/Lima

2019-2023 averages from Open-Meteo Historical Weather API (ERA5 reanalysis). Imperial / metric.
Month	High °F/°C	Low °F/°C	Rain in/mm	Humidity	Wind mph/km/h	Cloud
January	75 / 24	68 / 20	0.42 / 11	81%	8.9 / 14.3	77%
February	77 / 25	69 / 21	0.40 / 10	80%	8.1 / 13.0	80%
March	77 / 25	69 / 20	0.61 / 15	81%	8.0 / 12.9	75%
April	74 / 23	66 / 19	0.04 / 1	81%	8.7 / 14.0	56%
May	70 / 21	62 / 17	0.03 / 1	82%	8.4 / 13.5	58%
June	67 / 19	59 / 15	0.02 / 1	83%	8.8 / 14.2	62%
July	66 / 19	58 / 14	0.02 / 1	83%	8.8 / 14.2	59%
August	65 / 18	57 / 14	0.02 / 1	83%	9.1 / 14.6	68%
September	65 / 19	58 / 14	0.07 / 2	82%	9.0 / 14.5	67%
October	66 / 19	58 / 15	0.04 / 1	83%	9.3 / 15.0	74%
November	69 / 20	61 / 16	0.06 / 2	82%	9.5 / 15.3	75%
December	72 / 22	64 / 18	0.35 / 9	82%	9.5 / 15.3	81%

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