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Torres del Paine National Park Climate and Average Weather

Climate of Torres del Paine National Park: average temperatures, rainfall and seasons month by month.

🌙 24°F now🕔 4:20 PM local📅 Best: January, February and December

Climate in Torres del Paine National Park month by month

Average high, average low and total rainfall, based on three years of reanalysis data.

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecLine: average high · Bars: rainfall
MonthAvg highAvg lowRainfallRating
January35°29°35,0 in☆☆☆☆
February34°29°29,4 in☆☆☆☆
March32°26°32,5 in☆☆☆☆
April31°24°28,4 in☆☆☆☆
May29°22°17,4 in☆☆☆☆
June27°20°22,6 in☆☆☆☆
July24°18°20,3 in☆☆☆☆
August27°20°13,2 in☆☆☆☆
September24°19°23,9 in☆☆☆☆
October27°23°36,3 in☆☆☆☆
November30°24°27,2 in☆☆☆☆
December32°26°30,2 in☆☆☆☆

Climate type: Polar. Source: Open-Meteo archive (ERA5).

Recent extremes in Torres del Paine National Park

Highest and lowest readings observed in the last 3 years of reanalysis data - not all-time records.

Hottest day49°FFeb 16, 2024
Coldest night0°FJul 23, 2026
Wettest day4,4 inJul 10, 2025

Best time to visit Torres del Paine National Park

Go in January, February and December. These months score highest on comfortable temperatures, low rainfall and useful daylight.

Hardest months: May, June and July - expect the least comfortable mix of heat, cold or rain.

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What this means for Torres del Paine National Park

Compared with normal

Today is about average for August. The forecast high of 27°F is in line with the 27°F typical for this month.

Rain chance explained

Rain is very unlikely today - plans do not need a backup.

Travel and driving

Visibility is down to 0,1 mi - use low beams and leave extra following distance. Overnight lows near 20°F mean ice is possible on bridges before dawn.

Worth knowing

Southern Hemisphere, so peak summer falls in December to February.

Worth knowing

The gap between the warmest and coldest month averages 44°F - an unusually even climate through the year.

What to pack, what to skip

Pack for the next 7 days
  • A warm mid-layer and gloves for early mornings and evenings
  • Insulated outer layer, hat and boots with grip for ice
  • A packable rain shell - 5 of the next 7 days carry a real chance of rain
Worth avoiding
  • Avoid high-elevation trails without traction devices - frozen surfaces persist in shade all day.
  • If your dates are flexible, avoid May, June and July - historically the least comfortable months here.

Summary

Torres del Paine National Park is a national park in Chile. Torres del Paine National Park is a national park known for granite towers and Patagonian trekking.

Right now it is 24°F (-5°C) in Torres del Paine National Park with clear. It feels like 16°F. Today runs from 20°F to 27°F. Chance of precipitation is 0%. Sightseeing conditions score 4.8/10 - marginal.

The best time to visit Torres del Paine National Park is January, February and December. The climate is polar. May, June and July tend to be the least comfortable months. January is the warmest month with average highs near 35°F, while July is the coldest with lows near 18°F.

In plain terms. Today is about average for August. The forecast high of 27°F is in line with the 27°F typical for this month. The best window to be outside is roughly 4 PM to 7 PM, when temperature, rain chance and wind line up best. running is the strongest bet in Torres del Paine National Park today at 8.1/10. Visibility is down to 0,1 mi - use low beams and leave extra following distance. Overnight lows near 20°F mean ice is possible on bridges before dawn.

Compiled from this page's own data: atlas facts plus live Open-Meteo readings.

Quick facts about Torres del Paine National Park

TypeNational park
CountryChile
ContinentSouth America
Coordinates50°56′32.3″S 73°24′24.5″W (-50.9423, -73.4068)
Established1959
Known forgranite towers and Patagonian trekking
Local time4:20 PM (UTC-03:00)
Best monthsJanuary, February and December
ClimatePolar

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Torres del Paine National Park?

Torres del Paine National Park is a national park in Chile. Its coordinates are -50.9423, -73.4068. It lies in South America.

What is the weather like in Torres del Paine National Park right now?

It is currently 24°F (-5°C) with clear. Humidity is 58% and wind is 3 mph.

When is the best time to visit Torres del Paine National Park?

January, February and December offer the most comfortable conditions in Torres del Paine National Park, which has a polar climate. May, June and July are usually the hardest months for outdoor plans.

What time zone is Torres del Paine National Park in?

Torres del Paine National Park observes America/Punta_Arenas (UTC-03:00). The local time is 4:20 PM.

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Data sources and methodology

Place dataUSPOTUS Atlas dataset (national-parks) - coordinates, hierarchy and facts.
Forecast and observationsOpen-Meteo (ECMWF and national models).
Air quality and pollenCopernicus CAMS via Open-Meteo. US AQI scale.
Climate averagesERA5 reanalysis via the Open-Meteo archive, aggregated over 3 years.
MethodScores, comparisons and advice on this page are computed from the inputs above. Distances are straight-line. Nothing is estimated where data is missing - the block is simply not shown.

Last updated August 22, 2026 at 4:20 PM local time. Live blocks refresh every 15 minutes; climate averages monthly.

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