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Ushuaia Weather


Ushuaia in the region of Tierra del Fuego in the extreme South of Argentina. Ushuaia is also the southern-most city in the world. The city has a varying climate that is not very severe as one may think because the mountains and the sea keep temperatures up and the climate mild.

October to May are the warmest months without snow, while May to October are the coldest. December to February Ushuaia has highest temperatures and 18 hours of light a day. Winters in Ushuaia get very few hours of daylight. Therefore summer months are best for hiking and trekking while skiing is popular in the wintertime.

Current Ushuaia Weather Forecast
For complete information on the current forecast for this region, please visit the link below.
Current Forecast on Yahoo! Weather

Average Ushuaia Temperatures

Month High °F Low °F High °C Low °C
Jan 57 41 14 5
Feb 56 41 13 5
Mar 54 39 12 4
Apr 49 36 9 2
May 43 32 6 0
Jun 40 29 4 -2
Jul 39 28 4 -2
Aug 42 30 6 -1
Sep 46 32 8 0
Oct 50 36 10 2
Nov 53 38 12 3
Dec 56 40 13 4

Further Region Information
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