Average monthly hours of sunshine in Torre de Dona Chama

The monthly total of sunhours over the year in Torre de Dona Chama (Norte Region), Portugal.

* Data from: Bragança, Portugal (34 KM, 21 Miles).

On average, July is the sunniest month with 362 hours of sunshine.
December has on average the lowest amount of sunshine with 104 hours.
On average, the total annual amount of sun is 2589 hours.

Forecast for Torre de Dona Chama

Sun May 05

18°C | 11°C

22 km/h

9.3 mm

overcast and thunder

hourly forecast

Mon May 06

21°C | 5°C

18 km/h

partly cloudy and no rain

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Tue May 07

23°C | 6°C

11 km/h

almost clear and no rain

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