Santiago experiences Mediterranean type of climate. Weather Santiago, Chile, is largely comfortable, although the temperature can sometimes soar up to around 35ºC during summer and may drop to -2ºC during winters. However, during June and July, the city receives maximum rainfall. Santiago is situated at the geographical coordinates of 33º 27' south latitude and 70º 40' west longitude. The city is located 521 meters above sea level. The location and elevation of the city determines the climate condition of Santiago to a great extent.
Average Mean Temperature of Santiago
Santiago enjoys well-distributed seasons. In the city, summer prevails from December to February. The highest temperature recorded in December is 28.4ºC. The highest temperature ranges between 29ºC and 30ºC in January and February, whereas the low average temperature ranges between 12ºC and 13ºC. The temperature keeps dropping with
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the setting of winter in June, which lasts till August. The highest average temperature in winter recorded during the daytime does not exceed 15ºC. However, morning temperature remains below zero degree. The spring season lasts from September till November. Monsoon sets in the month of April and the highest precipitation is recorded in the months of June and July, when the average rainfall recorded ranges between 70.4 mm and 86.6 mm.
Seasonal Climate Changes in Santiago
Seasonal climate changes in Santiago are prominent without being extreme at any point of the year. The summers can experience temperatures shooting up to 35ºC on an average, whereas winter temperatures can drop down to around -2ºC. The summers are moreover extremely hot, with minimum rainfall in the hottest months between December and February. Santiago receives an annual rainfall of 384 mm. Moderate climatic conditions dominate the spring and autumn seasons.
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