The climate of Mata Redonda

Average climate of Mata Redonda

The climate of Mata Redonda has an average yearly temperature of 33°C. Throughout the year, the average monthly temperature can drop to 31°C and rise to 35°C.

Annually, about 2607 mm of rain falls. This gives a good overview of how much rain to expect in Mata Redonda.

The best time to visit Mata Redonda is December. Although it often rains during this period, it rains less than in other months. The temperatures are also good for visiting Mata Redonda.

The hurricane season in Mata Redonda lasts from early June to late November.

31 to 35°C

2607 mm

• Average yearly temperature: 33°C
• Highest temperature: 35°C in March
• Lowest temperature: 31°C in June, July, August, September, October and November
• Precipitation: 2607 mm per year, averaging 217 mm per month
• Driest months: 20 mm in February, 23 mm in March and 29 mm in January
• Wettest months: 372 mm in October, 367 mm in November and 326 mm in September

Climate table Mata Redonda

The climate table for Mata Redonda shows the average temperatures, precipitation, and UV index per month.

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Daytime temperature (°C)	33	34	35	34	32	31	31	31	31	31	31	32
Nighttime temperature (°C)	22	22	23	24	24	24	24	24	24	24	23	23
Precipitation (mm)	29	20	23	126	323	304	312	298	326	372	367	107
UV Index	8	9	9	9	7	7	7	7	8	7	7	8
Hurricane season
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Temperature per month in Mata Redonda

This graph shows the average high temperatures in degrees Celsius for each month in Mata Redonda, Panama

Precipitation per month in Mata Redonda

This graph shows the average monthly precipitation in millimeters in Mata Redonda, Panama.

UV index per month in Mata Redonda

This graph shows the average UV index per month in Mata Redonda, Panama.

Yearly temperature in Mata Redonda

This graph shows the average yearly temperature in Mata Redonda, Panama, measured in degrees Celsius.

Yearly total precipitation in Mata Redonda

This graph shows the average yearly precipitation in millimeters in Mata Redonda, Panama.