Weather Argentina

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Argentina weather gives you all you need to know about the weather of Argentina with informations about the temperatures , rain , wind and more.

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We cover the major ,cities of Argentina especially Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Rosario, Mendoza, San Miguel de Tucumán, La Plata, Mar del Plata, Salta, Santa Fe de la Vera Cruz and San Juan.

Argentina's climate doesn't fit into one category or definition -- the country ranges from a subtropical zone along the Brazilian border to a subpolar area in the extreme south. Most of the country is fairly temperate, but some of the most visited areas, such as hot, humid Buenos Aires and the cold, arid Patagonian Andes, feature extreme weather. The ideal time to visit one region may be the worst time to visit another, so pairing more than one region in the same trip can make planning and packing difficult.

Tropical and Sub-tropical Regions :

Steer clear of Northern Argentina in the summer, when scorching heat and humid air makes sightseeing unpleasant at best. Argentina's tropical and sub-tropical provinces include Chaco, Corrientes, Formosa, Misiones and Santiago del Estero, as well as portions of Salta, Santa Fe and Tucumán. These areas are characterized by high temperatures year-round and plentiful rain fall, with no dry season at all in the inland subtropical areas. Visit these areas during the Argentine winter -- which occurs during North American summer -- when the weather is milder and drier.

Temperate Areas :

The bulk of central Argentina, including the Pampas farmland, Cordoba Hills, Mar de Plata and Buenos Aires, enjoys a moderate climate with hot, humid summers and cool, dry winters. January and February -- summer in the Southern Hemisphere -- see temperatures in the high 90s and 100s. Since this is also the main vacation period for Argentines and a heavy travel time, it's best to visit the region in the spring, when temperatures and humidity are milder.


Arid Sections :

Argentina's mountainous and foothill regions, including the Andes, La Rioja and San Juan, all feature an arid climate, which turns cold and windy in the Patagonian Andes. The best time to visit Patagonia for hiking and water sports is the summer when temperatures warm up and the snow clears. If you are looking to hit the slopes for some skiing, be prepared for high prices and packed hotels during July and August, when Argentines from Buenos Aires make their way to the mountains in droves.

Sub-polar Regions :

The Tierra del Fuego got its name from Magellan, who spotted early inhabitants' fires along the coast. It is not a fiery hot region by any means. The mainland and islands of the province are actually cold throughout the year, with temperatures rarely even creeping up past the 60s in the summer. However, since the surrounding ocean moderates temperature spikes, winters in the region are not as cold as the southern latitude would suggest. More than frigid, the area is plagued by heavy storms made of rain, snow or a slushy mix.

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