Maipú, Chile Hourly Forecast

As of 11:41 PM

Now · 11:41 PM

15°

Mostly cloudy · Feels like 11°

Mostly dry with clouds around. Tomorrow’s high 24°.

High: 22°
Low: 15°
Rain: 15%
Sunset: 7:57 PM

Next 48 hours

Time	Temp	Feels	Rain	Wind	Humidity
Now	15°	15°	0%	SW 4 km/h	90%
Sat
12 AM	15°	13°	0%	S 13 km/h	88%
1 AM	14°	14°	0%	SW 4 km/h	93%
2 AM	14°	14°	0%	SW 4 km/h	92%
3 AM	13°	13°	0%	SW 4 km/h	92%
4 AM	13°	13°	0%	SW 4 km/h	90%
5 AM	13°	13°	0%	SW 4 km/h	89%
6 AM	13°	13°	0%	SE 4 km/h	88%
7 AM	13°	13°	0%	S 3 km/h	87%
8 AM	14°	14°	0%	S 0 km/h	85%
9 AM	15°	16°	0%	SE 0 km/h	80%
10 AM	17°	17°	0%	SW 4 km/h	71%
11 AM	19°	19°	0%	SW 4 km/h	61%
12 PM	21°	21°	0%	SW 4 km/h	54%
1 PM	22°	22°	0%	SW 4 km/h	49%
2 PM	23°	22°	0%	SW 8 km/h	47%
3 PM	24°	22°	0%	SW 10 km/h	48%
4 PM	23°	22°	0%	SW 10 km/h	49%
5 PM	23°	21°	0%	SW 10 km/h	52%
6 PM	22°	21°	0%	SW 10 km/h	55%
7 PM	21°	20°	0%	W 9 km/h	62%
8 PM	18°	18°	0%	SW 6 km/h	72%
9 PM	17°	18°	0%	SW 4 km/h	77%
10 PM	17°	17°	0%	SW 4 km/h	79%
11 PM	16°	16°	0%	SW 4 km/h	81%
Sun
12 AM	15°	15°	0%	SW 4 km/h	82%
1 AM	15°	15°	0%	SW 4 km/h	82%
2 AM	15°	15°	0%	S 3 km/h	84%
3 AM	14°	14°	0%	SW 4 km/h	84%
4 AM	14°	15°	0%	N 0 km/h	85%
5 AM	14°	14°	0%	S 3 km/h	87%
6 AM	14°	14°	0%	S 3 km/h	88%
7 AM	14°	14°	0%	W 3 km/h	89%
8 AM	15°	15°	0%	SE 0 km/h	85%
9 AM	17°	17°	0%	W 3 km/h	77%
10 AM	18°	18°	0%	SW 4 km/h	71%
11 AM	20°	20°	0%	S 3 km/h	63%
12 PM	20°	20°	0%	SW 6 km/h	61%
1 PM	21°	20°	0%	W 6 km/h	60%
2 PM	22°	22°	0%	W 3 km/h	57%
3 PM	21°	21°	0%	SW 4 km/h	56%
4 PM	20°	19°	15%	W 9 km/h	61%
5 PM	19°	20°	65%	W 3 km/h	70%
6 PM	18°	16°	65%	NE 14 km/h	68%
7 PM	16°	15°	65%	E 9 km/h	74%
8 PM	15°	15°	15%	SE 7 km/h	79%
9 PM	15°	15°	15%	E 3 km/h	81%
10 PM	15°	14°	0%	SE 7 km/h	84%

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About Maipú weather

Maipú is in Provincia de Santiago, Chile at -33.51°, -70.77°. Right now it’s 15° and mostly cloudy; today’s high is 22° with a 15% chance of rain.

Chile's extraordinary 4,300-kilometer length from north to south makes it one of the most climatically diverse countries on Earth. The Atacama Desert in the north is the driest place on the planet, with some weather stations having never recorded a single drop of rain. This hyper-arid region receives less than 1mm of precipitation per year, yet supports unique fog-dependent ecosystems called lomas where moisture from Pacific coastal fog sustains plant life.