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Granada

Nicaragua · 105,000 people
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The year’s records
Annual mean 27°C · wettest around September · prevailing wind E
Warmest
33.3 °C
Coldest
30.2 °C
Wettest
95%
Windiest
6.3 m/s
Prevailing
E
4.4 m/s average

When this place is good five ratings · thirty-six ten-day sections · click a cell to read it

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The average temperature in Granada over the whole year is 27°C. April is the hottest month, with highs of about 33°C; January is the coldest, with lows of about 23°C.

Month by month Granada climate by month: average temperatures year round · click a month to read it

MonthHighLowFeels likeChance of rainCloudWindBeing outsideSunWalking
January30°C23°C30°C40%39%3.8 m/s14732
February31°C23°C30°C12%36%4.3 m/s15702
March32°C24°C32°C29%37%4.2 m/s6621
April33°C25°C34°C58%44%3.6 m/s2440
May32°C25°C35°C61%52%2.7 m/s1280
June31°C25°C34°C70%56%2.2 m/s3400
July31°C25°C33°C58%53%2.9 m/s4511
August31°C25°C34°C67%52%2.4 m/s3390
September31°C24°C35°C79%52%1.9 m/s2310
October30°C24°C34°C72%53%1.8 m/s4370
November30°C24°C33°C63%49%2.1 m/s4521
December30°C23°C31°C35%41%3.2 m/s9701

High and low are the warmest and coolest of four readings a day — midnight, 6am, noon and 6pm — so a true overnight low can sit a degree or two under them. Chance of rain, cloud and wind are the day’s average; feels-like and the three ratings (each out of 100: Good from 55, Ideal from 80) are read at midday.

Seasons, and the year in short Granada weather by season

Year round, Granada has days of about 30°C at their warmest in November, its coolest month, and 33°C in April, its warmest; the coolest hours of the day run from 23°C to 25°C through the year, and the average temperature over the year is 27°C around the clock. Rain is most likely around September and least likely around February. Every figure here is a decade of observations blended into one representative year, so it reads as what this date is usually like, not a forecast for one particular day.

Granada weather in winterDecember to February

High 31°CLow 23°CRain 29%

Winter in Granada has typical daily highs of about 31°C and lows of about 23°C, with a 29% chance of rain on a given day.

Granada weather in springMarch to May

High 33°CLow 25°CRain 50%

Spring in Granada has typical daily highs of about 33°C and lows of about 25°C, with a 50% chance of rain on a given day.

Granada weather in summerJune to August

High 31°CLow 25°CRain 65%

Summer in Granada has typical daily highs of about 31°C and lows of about 25°C, with a 65% chance of rain on a given day.

Granada weather in autumnSeptember to November

High 31°CLow 24°CRain 71%

Autumn in Granada has typical daily highs of about 31°C and lows of about 24°C, with a 71% chance of rain on a given day.

When is the rainy season in Granada?

The rainy (wet) season in Granada runs from April to November, peaking in September with a 79% chance of rain on a given day. The dry season is December to March; February is the driest month, at 12%.

What time of year is Granada windiest?

Winds in Granada are highest in February, averaging 4.3 m/s (15 km/h), and lightest in October, at 1.8 m/s (6 km/h). The prevailing wind is from the E.

What is the average temperature in Granada year round?

The average temperature in Granada over the whole year is 27°C. April is the hottest month, with highs of about 33°C; January is the coldest, with lows of about 23°C.

The guideBest time to visit GranadaGranada is rarely comfortable to be outside at midday. It comes closest in early February, and even then it is too hot. For sun, aim for late November to March.Read it →