Average humidity in Salvaterra
On this page you find more information about the monthly relative humidity over the year in Salvaterra (Pará), Brazil.
Salvaterra's humidity levels vary throughout the year. The highest levels occur in March, reaching 88% (very high), while the lowest is recorded in October at 74%.
Throughout the year, the average humidity in Salvaterra is 82%.
Humidity plays an important role in how temperatures are felt. During the warmest month, September, the maximum average temperature is around 32°C (90°F). Combined with high humidity during this period, the temperature can feel even warmer than the thermometer shows.
During the coldest month, February, the maximum average temperature is around 29°C (84°F). This period has very high humidity. Check out our detailed temperature page for more information.
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