Buenos Aires Climate

You could consider this excessive mothering, but it’s essential to mention it somewhere, so bear with us—in the Southern Hemisphere, June-September is winter and December-March is summer. We know, it’s crazy. Almost as crazy as the toilets flushing the opposite direction in the Southern Hemisphere (this is actually false). Buenos Aires itself, in “sciencey,” technical terms, has what’s called a humid subtropical climate. This means that it’s very hot during the summer and mild in winter. Here’s another way to think of it: by latitude, Buenos Aires is as far south of the equator as Florida is north, so the climate is, not surprisingly, remarkably similar to Florida’s.

Month	Avg. High Temp.		Avg. Low Temp.		Avg. Rainfall		Avg. Number Of Wet Days
January	28˚C	83˚F	20˚C	68˚F	99mm	3.9 in.	9
February	27˚C	81˚F	19˚C	67˚F	107mm	4.2 in.	9
March	25˚C	77˚F	18˚C	64˚F	124mm	4.9 in.	9
April	22˚C	71˚F	14˚C	58˚F	89mm	3.5 in.	9
May	18˚C	64˚F	11˚C	52˚F	71mm	2.8 in.	8
June	15˚C	59˚F	8˚C	47˚F	56mm	2.2 in.	6
July	14˚C	58˚F	8˚C	46˚F	61mm	2.4 in.	7
August	16˚C	60˚F	9˚C	48˚F	66mm	2.6 in.	8
September	18˚C	64˚F	11˚C	51˚F	66mm	2.6 in.	7
October	21˚C	69˚F	13˚C	56˚F	112mm	4.4 in.	10
November	24˚C	75˚F	16˚C	61˚F	104mm	4.1 in.	10
December	27˚C	80˚F	18˚C	65˚F	97mm	3.8 in.	9

To convert from degrees Fahrenheit to degrees Celsius, subtract 32 and multiply by 5/9. To convert from Celsius to Fahrenheit, multiply by 9/5 and add 32.