Average monthly hours of sunshine in Uvita

The monthly total of sunhours over the year in Uvita (Puntarenas), Costa Rica.

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* Data from: Quepos, Costa Rica (54 KM, 33 Miles).

On average, March is the sunniest month with 270 hours of sunshine.
June has on average the lowest amount of sunshine with 148 hours.
On average, the total annual amount of sun is 2412 hours.

Weather Forecasts for Uvita

Fri Apr 19

29°C | 22°C

11 km/h

broken clouds and no rain

hourly forecast

Sat Apr 20

29°C | 21°C

11 km/h

5.5 mm

broken clouds and rain

hourly forecast

Sun Apr 21

29°C | 21°C

11 km/h

4.9 mm

broken clouds and rain

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