Climate in Colombia is tropical, but the intensity of heat varies according to region. At sea level, Colombia is very hot, but once you climb a bit in altitude, the temperature quickly becomes a comfortable.
The temperature in all areas of Colombia typically ranges between 50°F and 80°F throughout the year. Average annual humidity is around 70%.
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Average annual rainfall in most parts of Colombia is about 80 inches. In short, mountainous regions and any area above sea level may experience cooler temperatures and lower humidity.
Called the “City of Eternal Springtime,” Medellin is blessed with mild temperatures year round, with two rainy seasons, from March to May and from September through December.
As in any country, weather depends on your region, but generally Colombia enjoys a temperate, mild climate with little temperature change throughout the year.
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April to May, October to November.
December to January, July to August.
The 24-hour average temperature during the year in Medellín is 72°F. Medellín is known as “La Ciudad de la Eterna Primavera,” or the City of Eternal Spring. By comparison, Cartagena’s 24-hour average is 82°F.
In Medellín, the average daily high temperature is about 82°F and the average low about 62°F.
In Cartagena, the daily high averages just under 89°F and the low about 75°F. The record-high each year in Cartagena is typically around 104°F.
Both cities have almost no seasonal variation.
Due to the hotter climate, air conditioning is definitely needed in Cartagena, but in Medellín you can do without it.
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Santa Marta is Colombia’s oldest city. Located on the Caribbean in the northern department of Magdalena.
As the first Spanish settlement in Colombia, Santa Marta is also known for being a busy port.
In short, Santa Marta enjoys a tropical climate. It’s rainy season is May to November.
The coolest month is January with an average temperature of 82.5°F.
April is the warmest month in Santa Marta, Colombia, with temperatures reaching 85.8°F.
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While mostly unknown to international audiences, Santa Marta is the preferred vacation destination for Colombians. It is favored for its affordability, perpetually warm weather, soft golden sands, and warm Caribbean waters.
Also, Santa Marta’s downtown has an attractive seafront park, plenty of small cafés and bars, as well as coffee shops, boutique hotels, excellent seafood restaurants, and even a cruise-ship port.
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