Average monthly snow and rainfall in Furnas

The mean monthly precipitation over the year in Furnas (the Azores), including rain, snow, hail.

Most rainfall (rainy season) is seen in October and December.
On average, December is the wettest month with 128 mm of precipitation.
On average, July is the driest month with 33 mm of precipitation.
The average amount of annual precipitation is 914 mm.

Weather Forecasts for Furnas

Thu May 02

19°C | 13°C

29 km/h

14 mm

overcast and heavy rain

hourly forecast

Fri May 03

20°C | 15°C

29 km/h

25 mm

broken clouds and rain

hourly forecast

Sat May 04

21°C | 14°C

25 km/h

18 mm

overcast and heavy rain

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