Weather in Nicaragua

• All Year
• Spring
• Summer
• Autumn
• Winter

Yearly weather

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

Temperatures

• Managua experiences consistently warm temperatures throughout the year.

• The minimum temperatures stay within a comfortable range, while maximum temperatures in March and April exceed 30°C, reaching uncomfortable levels.

• The hottest months are March and April, while October and November are relatively cooler.

• There are no months with discomfort cold levels.

Conditions

• In Managua, the sun hours significantly decrease during the rainy season, which typically spans from May to October, with the lowest recorded sun hours of just 1.9 hours in June.

• Conversely, precipitation levels peak during these months, with October experiencing the highest rainfall at 11.27 mm, contrasting sharply with the dry season months, especially January through March, where precipitation remains minimal below 1 mm.

• This trend highlights a clear seasonal shift where increased rainfall is accompanied by drastically reduced sunlight, impacting activities and lifestyle in the region during the wet months.

Astronomy

• In Managua, the sunrise occurs earliest in June at 05:21 and latest in January at 06:09, showing a variation of nearly 48 minutes throughout the year.

• The sunset times range from the earliest at 17:17 in November to the latest at 18:13 in July, indicating a shift of approximately 56 minutes over different months.

• Day length experiences its shortest duration of 11 hours and 25 minutes in December, compared to the longest day of 12 hours and 49 minutes in June, presenting a contrast of 1 hour and 24 minutes between the extremes.

• Overall, Managua displays relatively stable day lengths and sunrise/sunset times, typical for its tropical latitude, with minimal seasonal variation compared to temperate regions.