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Quito weather overview: climate, seasons and what to expect

Quito, in Pichincha, Ecuador, sits at approximately 0.23°S, 78.53°W and is home to about 1,400,000 people. This page compares forecasts from three independent weather providers — Open-Meteo, OpenWeather and WeatherAPI — so you can see at a glance where they agree and where they differ. The data refreshes every 12 hours via ISR.

Quito has a tropical savanna climate: warm all year, with a clear dry season and a rainy season. The warmest month is August, with highs around 25°C; the coolest is August, when nights average 12°C. March is usually the wettest month (about 170 mm). Close to Quito, you can also check Otavalo (59 km), Santo Domingo (72 km) and Ambato (114 km).

Frequently asked questions

What is the weather in Quito today?

Right now Quito shows rain conditions at around 19°C (feels like 19°C), based on OpenWeatherMap. The chance of rain today is about 80%. Compare this with the other sources above for a fuller picture.

What is the weather in Quito tomorrow?

Tomorrow in Quito: expect a high of 13°C and a low of 8°C, with a 100% chance of rain. See the hourly breakdown above for more detail.

Will it rain in Quito today?

The precipitation probability for Quito is around 80% according to OpenWeatherMap. Check the Rain forecast section for the hour-by-hour breakdown and compare with other sources.

What is the 14-day forecast for Quito?

The 14-day forecast above shows daily highs, lows and rain probability for Quito from multiple sources; compare them to see how confident the outlook is.

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