Arequipa, Peru Weather Forecast

As of 9:35 PM
Now · 9:35 PM
Clear 16°
Clear · Feels like 13°

Dry for the next 24 hours. Tomorrow’s high 24°.

High
23°
Low
13°
Rain
0%
Sunset
5:46 PM

Next hour

Minute by minute
Clear

Clear, holding at 16° through 10 PM.

No precipitation expected in the next hour.

Feels like
13°
Wind
6 km/h NE
NESW
Rain chance
0%
Humidity
27%

Hourly

  1. Now Clear 15° 0%
  2. 10 PM Clear 16° 0%
  3. 11 PM Clear 13° 0%
  4. 12 AM Clear 13° 0%
  5. 1 AM Clear 13° 0%
  6. 2 AM Clear 13° 0%
  7. 3 AM Clear 13° 0%
  8. 4 AM Clear 12° 0%
  9. 5 AM Clear 12° 0%
  10. 6 AM Clear 14° 0%
  11. 7 AM Clear 18° 0%
  12. 8 AM Clear 20° 0%
  13. 9 AM Clear 22° 0%
  14. 10 AM Clear 23° 0%
  15. 11 AM Clear 24° 0%
  16. 12 PM Clear 24° 0%
  17. 1 PM Clear 23° 0%
  18. 2 PM Clear 23° 0%
  19. 3 PM Clear 22° 0%
  20. 4 PM Clear 20° 0%
  21. 5 PM Clear 19° 0%
  22. 6 PM Clear 17° 0%
  23. 7 PM Clear 15° 0%
  24. 8 PM Clear 15° 0%

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10-day forecast

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  1. Today Clear Clear 0% 13° 23°
  2. Sat 17 Clear Clear 0% 12° 24°
  3. Sun 18 Clear Clear 0% 10° 23°
  4. Mon 19 Mostly clear Mostly clear 0% 7° 19°
  5. Tue 20 Clear Clear 0% 8° 19°
  6. Wed 21 Mostly cloudy Mostly cloudy 0% 8° 20°
  7. Thu 22 Mostly cloudy Mostly cloudy 0% 12° 19°
  8. Fri 23 Mostly cloudy Mostly cloudy 0% 11° 19°
  9. Sat 24 Mostly cloudy Mostly cloudy 0% 10° 20°
  10. Sun 25 Mostly cloudy Mostly cloudy 0% 9° 20°
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Today’s details

Wind 6 km/hNE · gusts 4
Humidity Dry
UV index Low
Air quality Good
Dew point-3°Comfortable
Pressure1028mb · steady
Visibility10km
Sun 5:18 AM – 5:46 PM12h 28m of daylight

About Arequipa weather

Arequipa is in Provincia de Arequipa, Peru at -16.40°, -71.54°. Right now it’s 16° and clear; today’s high is 23° with a 0% chance of rain.

Peru's geography creates three dramatically distinct climate zones. The coastal desert strip along the Pacific is arid and cool, heavily influenced by the cold Humboldt Current that suppresses rainfall and creates a persistent marine fog layer called garúa during winter months (May-November). Lima, despite being near the equator, receives almost no rain and is one of the driest capital cities in the world.

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