Weather forecast: expected temperatures in Santiago de Chile on March 12

He type of weather that there is in a certain place is determined by various factors among which the altitude, the latitude, the orientation of the relief, the distance to the sea and the sea currents and gives guidelines to the so-called “weather weather” which in turn is supported by other elements such as the temperature, pressure, wind, humidity and precipitation to delineate atmospheric conditions in a short-term locality.

To classify the climate, the system developed by Wladimir Köppen is generally used, although there is also the Thornthwaite system, the latter which also takes into account biological diversity and the effects of climate change on it. Others, such as Bergeron and Spacial Synoptic, are interested in the origin of the air masses that define the climate of a region.

Due to climate change, currently the planet is in a process of redistribution in which any change, however small, in the average annual temperature leads to changes in habitats and their conditions.

In this context, here we leave you the weather forecast for Santiago de Chile.

the probability of rain For this Sunday in Santiago de Chile it is 9% during the day and 5% all night.

During this time, the cloudiness will be 0% during the day and 0% at night.

As for temperature a high of 30 degrees and a low of 14 degrees are expected in this region. UV rays should reach a level of up to 8.

While the gusts of wind will reach 35 kilometers per hour during the day and 30 kilometers per hour at night.

Being located in the central area of ​​the country and having some mountain ranges, In Santiago de Chile predominates a state of temperate climate, almost Mediterranean.

This means that the city is dominated by mild temperatures, with large thermal variations between minimum nighttime temperatures and maximum daytime temperatures.

In Santiago, the seasons of the year are clearly marked, where the summer is dry and the rainy winter.

the cold season starts in May and mows until September, with an average temperature of 8 degrees Celsius.

While the hottest months start in October and continue through April, with average temperatures of 32 degrees Celsius.

The geographical conditions of the capital condition its climate. The Cordillera de los Andes, for example, stops the climatic influence coming from the interior of the continent; while the Cordillera de la Costa, for access to the maritime climate.

In Chile they present themselves extreme climatic conditions, from very cold to very hotdue to its geographical location and particular territorial extension.

in the north of the countryfrom the region of Arica and Parinacota, in Valparaíso, three types of climate are distinguished: tundra and desert in its cold and hot variants.

There tundra It is characterized by a dry and always cold climate that occurs throughout the eastern part of the northern part of the Chilean country, on the border with Bolivia and Argentina.

He hot desert It is the one that predominates in most of the northern region of Chile, it is characterized by mild winters with nights that reach zero degrees Celsius, with very hot summers and little rain.

During this time he cold desert It occurs in the coastal regions of northern Chile, where the winters are very cold and the summers hot; here too, rainfall is very low.

In the center of the Chilean countryfrom the southern part of Valparaíso and up to Bío Bío, the two main climates are the cold semi-arid, the Mediterranean and the Mediterranean with cool summers.

He cold semi-arid It appears in the most northwestern part of the central part of the country, where the winters are very cold, the summers are hot or temperate, and rainfall is rare.

The climate Mediterranean It is the most abundant in the center of the Chilean country and is characterized by mild winters, hot summers and a marked rainy season.

For his part, he Mediterranean with cool summers the most central region of the country appears, the only difference with the previous climate is that its summers are cool, as the name suggests.

In the south part of Chilefrom Araucania to Magallanes, the predominant climates are the tundra, semi-arid and oceanic cold.

He oceanic It is the main climate of the southern part, where the winters are cold and the summers cool, with rains almost all year round.