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World South America Peru Climate Patterns

Peru

Peru Climate Patterns

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Peru's three geographic zones each follow their own distinct climate pattern. The desert coast, including Lima, is mild and dry year-round, with a notably cool, overcast winter (June-September) caused by the cold Humboldt Current.

The Andean highlands have a dry season (May-September) with sunny days and cold nights, and a wet season (November-March) with regular afternoon rain.

The Amazon lowlands stay hot and humid year-round, with a somewhat wetter period from November to March.

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