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The Air Up There: Weather in Torres Del Paine

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Climate Overview Although the park is located in an area that includes a “mild- cool climate, rainy, without dry season”, the weather conditions observed during the year are various, depending on location, altitude, topography, or proximity to glaciers, lagoons or lakes. The characteristic aspect of the area is its thermal homogeneity, which allows tourists to [...]
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The Air Up There: Weather in the Langtang Region

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Climate Overview Temperatures in the Langtang region vary greatly due to the extreme difference in altitude in the region. Most of the annual precipitation occurs from June to September. In fall (October – November) and spring (April – May), days are warm and sunny, and nights cool. In spring, rain at 3000m elevation often turns [...]
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The Air Up There: Weather in the Annapurna Region

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Climate Overview May is warmest with an average temperature of 85.46 °F at noon. January is coldest with an average temperature of 45.14 °F at night. Pokhara has temperate cold and warm seasons.  Overall, winters are mild in temperature, with the coldest month most often being January. November is on average the month with most [...]
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The Air Up There: Weather in the Khumbu Region

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Climate Overview July is warmest with an average temperature of 58.82 °F at noon. January is coldest with an average temperature of 17.78 °F at night. Temperatures at night are significantly cooler than during daytime. Winter can have some frostdays, with the coldest month most often being January. November is on average the month with [...]
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The Air Up There: Weather in Nepal

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We get lots of questions about weather. This makes sense.  Our clients fly halfway around the world and they want to know what to expect.  In a country with the geographic diversity of Nepal, this isn’t always the easiest question to answer.  We decided to break it down by region… We’ll start with the easy [...]
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