Climate profileChile
Cabo de Hornos National Park
- Annual mean
- 5.9 °C
- Warmest month
- February
- Wettest month
- March
Park climate1991–2020 climate normals0 m source elevationNASA POWER
Long term atmospheric patterns including temperature, precipitation, wind, and daylight hours
Monthly Climate Normals for Diego Ramírez Islands and Drake Passage National Park, Chile
Analysis of climate normals for Diego Ramírez Islands and Drake Passage National Park reveals the annual rhythm of temperature, precipitation, and wind speeds. Data reflects twelve-month averages derived from a single representative coordinate within the Magallanes y la Antártica Chilena Region during the 1991 to 2020 period. These measurements distinguish long-term atmospheric patterns from daily weather or transient conditions.
Annual climate pattern
Long-term monthly temperature averages and daily precipitation rates across the calendar year
Diego Ramírez Islands and Drake Passage National Park Annual Climate Normals and Monthly Temperature Patterns
Monthly average temperatures at Diego Ramírez Islands and Drake Passage National Park range from a high mean of 6.31 °C in February down to a low mean of 3.05 °C in July, based on multi-year NASA power climatology records. Average daily precipitation rates accompany these thermal shifts throughout the twelve months at a single representative coordinate.
- Annual mean
- 4.5 °C
- Warmest month
- February
- Coolest month
- July
- Wettest month
- March
Twelve-month climate
Analyze average temperature bounds, daily precipitation rates, wind speeds, humidity, and calculated daylight across the calendar year.
Diego Ramírez Islands and Drake Passage National Park Weather by Month: Complete Twelve-Month Climate Comparison
Comparative monthly records across the calendar year reveal how average temperature bounds and daily precipitation rates shift alongside relative humidity, wind speed, and calculated daylight hours. Evaluating all twelve periods at a representative coordinate establishes long term climate normals rather than short term forecasts.
| Mean temperature | Precipitation | Humidity | Wind speed | Daylight | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 6.1 °C3.7° to 8.4° | 3.1 mm/day | 87.1% | 9.8 m/s | 16.9 hours |
| February | 6.3 °C3.7° to 9° | 3.5 mm/day | 86.7% | 10 m/s | 14.9 hours |
| March | 6 °C3° to 8.8° | 3.5 mm/day | 86% | 10.3 m/s | 12.5 hours |
| April | 5.2 °C2° to 8.2° | 3.5 mm/day | 85.2% | 10.3 m/s | 10 hours |
| May | 4.4 °C0.7° to 7.3° | 3.2 mm/day | 84.6% | 9.8 m/s | 7.7 hours |
| June | 3.4 °C-0.9° to 6.3° | 2.7 mm/day | 82.4% | 10 m/s | 6.4 hours |
| July | 3.1 °C-1.8° to 6.4° | 2.9 mm/day | 82.4% | 10.4 m/s | 7 hours |
| August | 3.1 °C-1.9° to 6.2° | 3.2 mm/day | 82.2% | 11 m/s | 9.1 hours |
| September | 3.3 °C-1.4° to 6.2° | 2.7 mm/day | 83.1% | 10.8 m/s | 11.6 hours |
| October | 3.9 °C-0° to 6.5° | 3.1 mm/day | 84.1% | 11.1 m/s | 14.1 hours |
| November | 4.5 °C1.2° to 7.2° | 3.1 mm/day | 85.2% | 10.5 m/s | 16.4 hours |
| December | 5.3 °C2.6° to 7.8° | 3.1 mm/day | 85.9% | 9.9 m/s | 17.6 hours |
Compare two months
See two months side by side and how much they differ. Both use the same 1991–2020 climate normals and NASA POWER data point as the table above, so they show typical conditions, not a forecast.
- Mean temperature
- July: 3.1 °C
- February: 6.3 °C
- Change from July to February: +3.3 °C
- Precipitation
- July: 2.9 mm/day
- February: 3.5 mm/day
- Change from July to February: +0.6 mm/day
- Daylight
- July: 7 hours
- February: 14.9 hours
- Change from July to February: +7.9 hours
Calculated climate highlights
Comparing long-term monthly normals for temperature, precipitation, humidity, wind, and daylight duration
Calculated Monthly Climate Highlights and Averages for Diego Ramírez Islands and Drake Passage National Park
Calculations identify the warmest, coolest, wettest, driest, most humid, windiest, and longest-daylight months derived from stored climatology records for a representative coordinate. Comparisons summarize relative annual patterns among long-term monthly averages rather than serving as observed weather records or extreme events.
- Warmest month
- February6.3 °C
- Coolest month
- July3.1 °C
- Wettest month
- March3.5 mm/day
- Driest month
- June2.7 mm/day
- Most humid month
- January87.1%
- Windiest month
- October11.1 m/s
- Longest daylight
- December17.6 hours
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Comparing Diego Ramírez Islands and Drake Passage National Park Climate Profiles
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