{"id":6488,"date":"2017-10-05T20:22:18","date_gmt":"2017-10-05T20:22:18","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.menteargentina.com\/blog\/?p=6488"},"modified":"2025-11-28T15:14:32","modified_gmt":"2025-11-28T15:14:32","slug":"what-to-pack-weather-in-buenos-aires-argentina-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.menteargentina.com\/blog\/what-to-pack-weather-in-buenos-aires-argentina-2\/","title":{"rendered":"What to Pack: Weather in Buenos Aires, Argentina"},"content":{"rendered":"

Packing for a long trip, particularly to somewhere you have never been, can be a bit complicated. What to pack will depend on when you are coming to town, and we hope that this guide to the weather in Buenos Aires will be helpful.<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Overall, Buenos Aires\u00a0is warm with very hot summers and\u00a0relatively\u00a0mild winters – however, it has\u00a0four distinct\u00a0seasons (and cold weeks).\u00a0Due to the city’s humidity, sometimes the city can feel hotter than it’s recorded temperatures would lead you to believe.\u00a0Weather in Buenos Aires<\/a>\u00a0can be a bit sporadic, raining heavily for an afternoon or for several days followed by weeks of nothing but sun. It is a good idea to pack a rain jacket and, if you can fit them into your suitcase, some rain boots and an umbrella.<\/p>\n

Spring<\/strong>:\u00a0September- November<\/em><\/span><\/h1>\n

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Spring time in Buenos Aires is the best time to be in the \u00a0city. Temperatures are warm but comfortable with ranging from\u00a0(high)22C\/72F –\u00a0(low) 14C\/57F. \u00a0There is lots of sun but it also does rain quite a bit during this time of the year. \u00a0The jacaranda trees are in full bloom, making purple arches along Buenos Aires streets. People in town are happy that winter has come to an end and everyone spends their free time outside to celebrate. With warm days and cool nights, you can enjoy the city 24 hours per day.<\/p>\n

What to pack:<\/strong>\u00a0Light clothing, light jacket, sweater\/sweatshirt, rain coat, close toed shoes.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

Summer<\/strong>:\u00a0December- February<\/em><\/span><\/h1>\n

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Summer time in Buenos can be very hot and humid. The\u00a0summer\u00a0peaks in January and has average temperatures of (high) 28C\/83F –\u00a0(low)17C\/63F. The nice thing about summertime is that a large number of people vacation at the beach, making the city much less crowded. \u00a0The city puts on lots of events during the summer and is a great time to see outdoor music.<\/p>\n

What to pack:<\/strong>\u00a0 Light clothing, sandals, umbrella, a sweatshirt and long sleeved shirt just in case.<\/em><\/p>\n


\nFall<\/strong>:\u00a0March- May<\/em><\/span><\/h1>\n

\"summerFall is a great time to visit the city. \u00a0Like spring, the temperatures are temperate and comfortable (high)22C\/72F, (lows)of 14C\/57F . The days are warm and the nights are cool. \u00a0This is also f\u00fatbol season, and a great time to come to town if you are a fan.<\/p>\n

What to pack:<\/strong>\u00a0Light clothing, light jacket, sweater\/sweatshirt, rain c<\/em>oat, close toed shoes.<\/em><\/p>\n

Winter:<\/strong>\u00a0June- August
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\"wintersweaters\"Winter is a popular time to visit Buenos Aires, especially because it\u00a0falls during the U.S. summer. Winters are relatively mild,\u00a0but come prepared for temperatures averaging around\u00a0(high)15C\/59F\/(lows)7C\/47F. There are cold days and you will be much more comfortable if you are dressed warmly- especially if you are coming from a warm climate. Also consider: older buildings in Argentina often are not centrally heated and instead have small gas\/electric space heaters. Buildings are made more for warm weather than for cold weather, so you might feel like it’s colder inside than outside on some days.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

What to pack:<\/strong>\u00a0Warm jacket, sweatshirt, sweaters, some light clothing, closed toed shoes\/boots, gloves and a hat just in case, an umbrella.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

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