Weather in Santiago and Bijie

• All Year
• Spring
• Summer
• Autumn
• Winter

Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures

• Santiago has comfortable temperatures for a longer period, from November to April

• Bijie experiences a colder winter, with temperatures falling into the discomfort range in January and December

• July and August in Bijie offer the most comfortable temperatures, while Santiago's winter months (June-August) are cooler, approaching discomfort levels

• The temperature range in Santiago stays relatively consistent throughout the year, whereas Bijie experiences larger temperature swings between seasons.

Conditions

• Santiago enjoys significantly more sun hours compared to Bijie throughout the year, with the highest sun exposure in January (12.8h) and a notable decrease during the colder months. In contrast, Bijie experiences minimal sun hours, peaking at just 3.1h in April, while its precipitation levels are consistently high, especially in the summer months, indicating a much wetter climate.

• Overall, Santiago's weather reflects a distinct seasonal variation with drier and sunnier days, whereas Bijie's climate is characterized by limited sunlight and higher rainfall, suggesting the latter is more prone to cloudy and rainy conditions year-round.

Astronomy

• Santiago experiences significant variation in both sunrise and sunset times throughout the year, with the longest day occurring in December at 14 hours and 20 minutes, while Bijie has a more stable pattern, with its longest day lasting 13 hours and 50 minutes in June.

• Notably, Santiago's latest sunset in January occurs much later at 20:53 compared to Bijie's latest sunset at 19:54 in July, highlighting the differences in their respective daylight durations during peak summer months.