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Villa Nueva

14.53° latitude / -90.59° longitude

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Current conditions

Overcast
17°C
Feels like 17°C · Overcast
Humidity
84%
Wind
12 km/h NNE
Pressure
1018 hPa
UV Index
0 Low
Cloud Cover
70%
Precipitation
0 mm
Sunrise
5:59 AM
Sunset
5:35 PM
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What to expect today in Villa Nueva

Right now in Villa Nueva it's 17°C with overcast. Today's high should reach 23°C with an overnight low near 16°C. Expect rain in the morning, with chances peaking near 84%. Tomorrow looks similar, with highs near 23°C with overcast.

Next 25 Hours

Now
Mainly clear
16°C
·
04:00
Partly cloudy
16°C
·
05:00
Partly cloudy
15°C
·
06:00
Partly cloudy
16°C
·
07:00
Mainly clear
17°C
·
08:00
Mainly clear
18°C
·
09:00
Mainly clear
20°C
·
10:00
Overcast
21°C
·
11:00
Overcast
22°C
·
12:00
Overcast
23°C
·
13:00
Slight rain showers
23°C
0.1
14:00
Slight rain showers
22°C
0.1
15:00
Slight rain showers
21°C
0.1
16:00
Thunderstorm
20°C
0.3
17:00
Thunderstorm
19°C
0.3
18:00
Thunderstorm
18°C
0.2
19:00
Overcast
17°C
·
20:00
Overcast
17°C
·
21:00
Mostly cloudy
16°C
·
22:00
Rain
16°C
0.1
23:00
Rain
16°C
0.1
00:00
Rain
15°C
0.1
01:00
Partly cloudy
15°C
·
02:00
Partly cloudy
15°C
·
03:00
Partly cloudy
15°C
·

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About Villa Nueva

Villa Nueva, Guatemala, is located in the highlands and is known for its agricultural production. The climate is generally temperate with pleasant weather throughout the year.

Villa Nueva experiences a tropical climate with distinct wet and dry seasons. Temperatures typically range from 18°C to 30°C throughout the year, with the hottest months being May and June. Expect high humidity and frequent rainfall during the wet season.

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Monthly Climate Averages

MonthHighLowRainHumidity
May23.4°C16.5°C0mm86%

Based on 1 years of data

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