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Environment/Nature | 30 June, 2008 [ 14:15 ]
Peru: Limeans can expect to see some sunshine this week
Living in Peru
Israel J. Ruiz
Limeans, who are used to experiencing foggy, humid weather during the winter, can expect to see some sunshine and feel temperatures as high as 21°C (69.8°F) from July 1 - 3, reported the country's national weather service, SENAMHI.
The sky in Lima will be partly cloudy and slowly clear up until midday, at which time residents will see sporadic rays of sunshine, said Raquel Loayza, a meteorologist for SENAMHI.
"It is probable that there will be improvements in weather conditions with more probability of sunshine in Lima. Observing climatology, in previous years we have seen that there has also been sunshine in July," said Loayza.
On the other hand, the meteorologist explained that weather conditions would be returning to normal by this weekend.
Drizzle will begin once again and the temperature will drop back to at least 13.9°C (57°F).
She explained that weather conditions would slowly get worse as this weekend approached.
Furthermore, Loayza affirmed that humidity levels would be between 70 and 75 percent.
Israel J. Ruiz
Limeans, who are used to experiencing foggy, humid weather during the winter, can expect to see some sunshine and feel temperatures as high as 21°C (69.8°F) from July 1 - 3, reported the country's national weather service, SENAMHI.The sky in Lima will be partly cloudy and slowly clear up until midday, at which time residents will see sporadic rays of sunshine, said Raquel Loayza, a meteorologist for SENAMHI.
"It is probable that there will be improvements in weather conditions with more probability of sunshine in Lima. Observing climatology, in previous years we have seen that there has also been sunshine in July," said Loayza.
On the other hand, the meteorologist explained that weather conditions would be returning to normal by this weekend.
Drizzle will begin once again and the temperature will drop back to at least 13.9°C (57°F).
She explained that weather conditions would slowly get worse as this weekend approached.
Furthermore, Loayza affirmed that humidity levels would be between 70 and 75 percent.
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