Sucretemperature
Sucre is the 154th hottest of 224 capitals by annual mean.
No reading held for this station right now.
Highest and lowest held for the UTC day so far.
Source: the reporting national meteorological service · normals from Meteostat and its data providers
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Source: Meteostat and its data providers
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Source: Meteostat and its data providers
Where Sucre stands
Sucre by month
Normal high · record high with its day · record low with its day- Jan69.3°FHigh 94.1°F · 8 Jan 1997Low 32.0°F · 9 Jan 1978
- Feb68.2°FHigh 92.5°F · 16 Feb 2003Low 32.0°F · 6 Feb 1974
- Mar69.3°FHigh 94.1°F · 30 Mar 2002Low 33.6°F · 24 Mar 1991
- Apr69.8°FHigh 89.2°F · 27 Apr 1983Low 33.6°F · 17 Apr 2002
- May70.2°FHigh 91.0°F · 16 May 1982Low 26.6°F · 11 May 1976
- Jun69.1°FHigh 91.0°F · 28 Jun 2002Low 23.0°F · 29 Jun 1996
- Jul
Nearby, hottest and coldest
Within 215 km · 8 stations reporting22 Octobers at Sucre
Full trend →Capitals with a similar climate
The capitals immediately warmer and cooler than Sucre by annual mean.
- Kabul 70.7°F
- Montevideo 70.5°F
- Lisbon 70.3°F
- Rome 69.6°F
- Vatican City 69.6°F
- Tashkent 69.4°F
How Sucre’s temperature has been recorded
How hot does it get in Sucre?
October is the warmest month at Sucre, averaging a daily high of 72.9°F. That is an average of every October day in the archive, not a record: the highest single reading is below.
How cold does it get in Sucre?
July is the coolest month, averaging a daily high of 68.0°F. The gap between the warmest and coolest month is 36.9°F, which is what the ranking of capitals by annual swing is built on.
Which station measures Sucre's temperature?
Sucre (WMO 85283), 2,904 m above sea level. Every figure on this page comes from that one station rather than from a city-wide average, so it is a measurement at a known place rather than an estimate for an area.
How is the temperature measured and checked?
Readings arrive from the reporting national meteorological service and are quality controlled before they appear: a value outside a plausible range, or one that jumps further than air can move in the time between readings, is rejected rather than published. Every figure shows its source and the time it was observed.
Sources and checks for this page
Live readings come from the reporting national meteorological service at Sucre. Monthly means and every record on this page are computed from Meteostat and its data providers observations stored per station, per year, per month, and the capital list is GeoNames, CC BY 4.0. Nothing here is modelled, interpolated or estimated, and a month the archive never covered is left out rather than filled in. See how this is built.