What is Argentinas climate?

Answer 1

Argentina has a subtropical climate in the north and a subpolar climate in the south. The closer to the equator, the climate is warmer and wetter, and to the south - towards the south pole - the weather is dry and cold.

Answer 2

The average climate is a temperate one with temperatures from 94°F in January to 50°F in July. Rain falls heaviest during spring & autumn, though it can rain at any time throughout the year. Many people can be found during the hot summer months (January, February and December) at Argentinian coastal resorts.

Answer 3

Argentina has a diverse climate due to its size and topography. In general, it ranges from temperate in the north to subpolar in the south. The central region has a more moderate climate. The country experiences four distinct seasons with hot summers and cold winters.

Answer 4

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