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Weather in Chile's Lakes District

Chile's Lakes District has a temperate oceanic climate with abundant rainfall year-round, supporting its lush forests, lakes, and temperate rainforests.

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Overview

Chile's Lakes District, encompassing regions such as Puerto Montt, Puerto Varas and Chiloe Island, features a temperate oceanic climate with significant rainfall throughout the year. The area is known for its lush landscapes, numerous lakes, and temperate rainforests.

Temperatures

  • Summer (December to February): Average high temperatures range from 19°C to 20°C (66°F to 68°F), and lows range from 11°C to 12°C (52°F to 54°F).
  • Autumn (March to May): Average high temperatures range from 17°C to 14°C (63°F to 57°F)., and lows range from 8°C to 6°C (46°F to 43°F).
  • Winter (June to August): Average high temperatures range from 11°C to 10°C (52°F to 50°F), and lows from 4°C to 3°C (39°F to 37°F).
  • Spring (September to November): Average high temperatures range from 13°C to 17°C (55°F to 63°F), with average low temperatures from 5°C to 8°C (41°F to 46°F).

Rainfall

This region experiences substantial rainfall, particularly during the winter months, with annual totals ranging from 2,000 mm to over 4,000 mm (78 to 157 inches), contributing to the area's verdant scenery.

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