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Rincón Largo Weather in August

Rincón Largo in August

The short of it: Rincón Largo in August averages a high of 30 °C (86 °F) and a low of 22 °C (72 °F), with 365 mm (14.4 in) of rain and about 12 h 24 min of daylight. Rated 2 of 5 for a visit; the best months are January and February. Source: TerraClimate climate normals, 1991–2020.

Average high 30° · low 22° · rain 365 mm · daylight 12 h 24 min

✦✦ Travel with care for a visit · best months: January & February

Thirty years of records give Rincón Largo an average August high of 30°, a low of 22° and some 365 mm of rain. Days run hot, near 30° in the afternoon; ride early and rest at noon. Wet spells are common — about 365 mm, the 3rd wettest month.

The sun is up for about 12 h 24 min in mid-August.

For the traveller: pack linen, a wide hat and water, and an oilskin besides. The Almanac rates August 2 of 5 for a visit; the finest months here are January and February.

Against its neighbours, Rincón Largo runs about middling and wetter than most in August. Los Anastacios, 2 km to the WNW, sees much the same highs.

August in Rincón Largo, by the numbers

Warmth rank
6th warmest of 12
Rain rank
3rd wettest of 12
Versus July
about the same, 53 mm more rain
Versus September
about the same
Day–night spread
8°
Snow season
seldom any
Daylight, mid-month
12 h 24 min
Average wind
6 km/h

Neighbouring Towns

August averages · distance by the crow’s flight
TownDistanceHighLowRain
Los AnastaciosChiriquí Province2 km WNW30°22°346 mm
Los Algarrobos ArribaChiriquí Province2 km WSW30°22°346 mm
Los AlgarrobosChiriquí Province3 km SSW30°23°357 mm
Dolega DistrictChiriquí Province5 km N30°22°353 mm
El QuiteñoChiriquí Province6 km SSE30°23°362 mm
Nuevo San CarlitosChiriquí Province8 km SSW30°23°357 mm
Las LomasChiriquí Province11 km SSE31°23°330 mm
DavidChiriquí Province11 km SSW31°23°319 mm
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The Almanac · Rincón Largo Month by Month

Climate normals 1991–2020 · pick a month
PrecipitationAverage highAverage low
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The Almanac Speaks
August
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Days run hot, near 30° in the afternoon; ride early and rest at noon. Wet spells are common — about 365 mm, the 3rd wettest month.

Climate of Rincón Largo by month
MonthHighLowRainWindDaylightVisit
January30°21°30 mm10 km/h11 h 40 min✦✦✦✦
February31°21°40 mm11 km/h11 h 51 min✦✦✦✦
March32°22°39 mm11 km/h12 h 3 min✦✦✦✦
April32°22°161 mm9 km/h12 h 18 min✦✦
May31°23°360 mm6 km/h12 h 31 min✦✦
June30°23°335 mm6 km/h12 h 37 min✦✦
July30°23°312 mm6 km/h12 h 34 min✦✦
August30°22°365 mm6 km/h12 h 24 min✦✦
September30°22°325 mm5 km/h12 h 9 min✦✦
October30°22°459 mm6 km/h11 h 55 min✦✦
November29°22°462 mm6 km/h11 h 43 min✦✦✦
December30°21°152 mm7 km/h11 h 38 min✦✦

Questions Readers Ask about Rincón Largo in August

Answered from the wire & the Almanac

What is the weather like in Rincón Largo in August?

Days average 30 °C (86 °F) and nights 22 °C (72 °F), with about 365 mm (14.4 in) of rain over the month. Days run hot, near 30° in the afternoon; ride early and rest at noon. Wet spells are common — about 365 mm, the 3rd wettest month.

Is August a good time to visit Rincón Largo?

The Almanac gives August 2 of 5 (travel with care). The best months are January and February.

How long are the days in Rincón Largo in August?

In mid-August the sun is up for about 12 h 24 min. The days are shortening — from 11 h 38 min in December to 12 h 37 min in June.

Does it snow in Rincón Largo in August?

Hardly — August nights average 22 °C (72 °F), above freezing.

What should I pack for Rincón Largo in August?

Linen, a wide hat, sun cream and water, plus a good raincoat — it is a wet month.

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