Weather in Montevideo: what will be the maximum and minimum temperature this September 22
Before leaving for your destination, find out the weather forecast in Montevideo for the following hours today, Friday.
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The weather for this Friday in Montevideo will reach 14 degrees, while the minimum temperature It will be 10 degrees. The forecast UV levels are 2.
As for the rain, precipitation forecast for said city it will be 2%, with 93% cloudiness, during the day; and 15%, with 85% cloudiness, throughout the night.
Meanwhile, wind gusts will reach 43 kilometers per hour during the day and 41 kilometers per hour at night.
Montevideo It has a humid subtropical climate with a average annual temperature of 16.7 degreesbeing relatively temperate almost all year round.
Due to its location, in a mid-latitude, the seasons are well defined, mainly winter (June to August) and summer (December to February), although there is usually wind almost all year round as it is a coastal city.
In winter it usually occurs precipitation and fog, as well as a drop in temperature to zero degrees and, although snowfall is non-existent, a hot winter with temperatures that sometimes rise to 20 degrees is not. Spring and autumn are mild.
On the other hand, during the summer heat waves are common with maximums of around 35 degrees and minimums of 20 degrees. It is worth mentioning that The population must pay special attention to UV rays, as they tend to be more intense than in the rest of the planet due to the geographical location of the country..
As for temperature records, the historical minimum has been -5.6 degrees, while the maximum has marked 42.8 degrees. Only once has snowfall been recorded: it was on July 13, 1930 during the first game in the history of the Soccer World Cup.

Uruguay It is a country with a temperate-humid climate, with warm summers and cool winters that also, due to its geographical location and its proximity to the ocean, presents a double rainy season between spring-summer and autumn.
The country has an average temperature of 17 degrees a year, however, there is a very marked difference in its territory: The northwest region where Artigas, Salto and Rivera are located is warmer with an average of 18 degrees; while the southeast where Montevideo, Maldonado, Rocha and Lavalleja are located are cooler, with an average of 16 degrees.
Due to the strong winds that occur in the nation, summers are less extreme and winters are cooler, which also causes cold waves that especially affect the northern and southern areas of the center. Up to 25 frosts can occur in one month alone..
Only on January 15, 2022, the country registered a new record for highest temperature in its history, when the Institute of Meteorology of Uruguay (Inumet) indicated that the maximum in Florida had reached 44 degrees, equaling the mark of January 20, 1943. On the contrary, the coldest was that of Mercedes on January 29. July 2007 with -7.6 degrees.
Scientists warn that due to the effects of climate change, Uruguay could see an increase in temperature by up to three degrees in the year 2100as well as an increase in rainfall.
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