Ica, Peru Hourly Forecast

As of 5:10 AM

Now · 5:10 AM

17°

Mostly clear · Feels like 17°

Dry for the next 24 hours. Tomorrow’s high 32°.

High: 32°
Low: 17°
Rain: 0%
Sunset: 6:02 PM

Next 48 hours

Time	Temp	Feels	Rain	Wind	Humidity
Now	19°	20°	0%	S 4 km/h	81%
6 AM	19°	20°	0%	S 4 km/h	79%
7 AM	20°	21°	0%	S 6 km/h	73%
8 AM	22°	22°	0%	S 6 km/h	65%
9 AM	24°	25°	0%	S 4 km/h	56%
10 AM	26°	27°	0%	W 3 km/h	47%
11 AM	28°	28°	0%	W 5 km/h	38%
12 PM	31°	30°	0%	W 7 km/h	31%
1 PM	32°	30°	0%	W 10 km/h	28%
2 PM	32°	30°	0%	W 13 km/h	28%
3 PM	31°	29°	0%	NW 17 km/h	31%
4 PM	30°	28°	0%	W 16 km/h	36%
5 PM	27°	26°	0%	W 14 km/h	45%
6 PM	24°	24°	0%	NW 12 km/h	56%
7 PM	22°	23°	0%	W 9 km/h	66%
8 PM	21°	23°	0%	NW 4 km/h	71%
9 PM	21°	22°	0%	NW 6 km/h	71%
10 PM	21°	22°	0%	W 6 km/h	74%
11 PM	21°	22°	0%	N 3 km/h	77%
Sun
12 AM	21°	22°	0%	SW 4 km/h	77%
1 AM	20°	22°	0%	W 1 km/h	79%
2 AM	20°	21°	0%	SW 3 km/h	80%
3 AM	19°	21°	0%	N 1 km/h	81%
4 AM	19°	21°	0%	W 3 km/h	81%
5 AM	19°	21°	0%	W 1 km/h	84%
6 AM	19°	21°	0%	W 3 km/h	80%
7 AM	21°	22°	0%	W 3 km/h	74%
8 AM	22°	24°	0%	W 3 km/h	67%
9 AM	25°	25°	0%	W 5 km/h	56%
10 AM	27°	27°	0%	NW 8 km/h	44%
11 AM	30°	28°	0%	NW 13 km/h	33%
12 PM	31°	28°	0%	NW 18 km/h	26%
1 PM	32°	28°	0%	NW 22 km/h	27%
2 PM	31°	27°	0%	NW 22 km/h	30%
3 PM	30°	26°	0%	NW 23 km/h	34%
4 PM	28°	25°	0%	W 21 km/h	41%
5 PM	26°	24°	0%	NW 17 km/h	50%
6 PM	24°	23°	0%	NW 11 km/h	58%
7 PM	21°	20°	0%	W 7 km/h	66%
8 PM	20°	20°	0%	W 4 km/h	68%
9 PM	20°	20°	0%	W 3 km/h	68%
10 PM	19°	20°	0%	N 1 km/h	70%
11 PM	20°	20°	0%	N 1 km/h	68%
Mon
12 AM	20°	20°	0%	SW 3 km/h	69%
1 AM	19°	20°	0%	W 2 km/h	71%
2 AM	19°	19°	0%	W 3 km/h	73%
3 AM	18°	18°	0%	NW 3 km/h	77%
4 AM	18°	18°	0%	NW 2 km/h	78%

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About Ica weather

Ica is in Provincia de Ica, Peru at -14.08°, -75.73°. Right now it’s 17° and mostly clear; today’s high is 32° 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.