Monthly Average Rainy days in Pindamonhangaba

The number of days each month with rain, snow and hail in Pindamonhangaba (Sao Paulo State), Brazil.

Most rainy days are in January, February, March, October, November and December.
On average, December is the most rainy with 21 days of rain/snow.
On average, June is the driest month with 8 rainy days.
The average annual number of rainy days is 167.

Current rainfall in Pindamonhangaba

Wed Dec 04

25°C | 20°C

14 km/h

6.5 mm

overcast and heavy rain

hourly forecast

Thu Dec 05

27°C | 18°C

11 km/h

8.2 mm

broken clouds and thunder

hourly forecast

Fri Dec 06

31°C | 20°C

11 km/h

0.5 mm

partly cloudy and slight rain

hourly forecast

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