The Climate of Colombia is characterized for being tropical and isothermal as a result of its geographical location near the Equator presenting variations ...

Because of the country's close proximity to the Equator, its climate is generally tropical and isothermal (without any real change of seasons).

In Colombia, the climate is generally tropical, hot all year round, but in the cities located in the Andes it is temperate by altitude.

The climate is tropical semi-arid, with a rainy period from May to November, mostly from August to October. A dry period runs from December to April. Average ...

86 percent of the country's area is considered hot. But the country does not have a uniform warm climate. You'll find temperate and chilly climates in cities ...

There are four types of climates that will vary according to the altitude: warm, temperate, cold and snow. These define the weather in Bogota, the weather in ...

Bogota, at 8,600 feet, is the coldest of Colombia's major destinations, with cool days and nights that dip into the 40's. The Andean sun can be fierce at times, ...

Temperatures across Colombia are projected to continue rising, with mean monthly temperatures projected to rise by +1.88°C by the 2050s and by 3.88°C by the ...

The annual average temperature is 24–27°C in the tropical zone along the coast, 18°C in the temperate zones located between. 1,000–2,000m in elevation and 13–17 ...