Where is the coldest temperature in Peru?

Answer 1

Peru has an equatorial climate and very little winter. However, the country has many climate zones from the ocean to the desert and up to the high Andes, so there is not one single answer. The capital city, Lima, has a very mild climate despite being close to the equator. The coldest time of the year is typically August, with nighttime lows around 16C (60 degrees F) and daytime highs of 20C (68 degrees F).

A record cold spell in August - September 2009 caused many deaths in Peru.

Answer 2

The coldest temperature in Peru is typically found in the Andes mountains, particularly in high-altitude regions like the city of Puno or near the peaks of some of the highest mountains. Temperatures can drop significantly, especially at night, due to the high elevation and thin air.

Answer 3

The weather varies, with a damp cloudy winter from June to September.

Answer 4

The mountainous regions of Peru are the coldest areas in the country. The coldest main city in Peru is Puno, near lake Titicaca. The average temperature all year is 7 degrees C.

Answer 5

72.5 degrees Fahrenheit or 24 degrees Celsius

Answer 6

the average tempature

in the summer for peru

is 28 degrees celsius

Answer 7

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