Temperature
Hot by day, warm at night.
Iquitos is most comfortable around June, July, August, and November, its relatively drier stretch in a warm, humid climate.

Hot by day, warm at night.
Lower rainfall than in most months here, though showers remain frequent.
Sunshine estimates are less reliable here; cloud and rain patterns are a better guide.
Hot afternoons occur, with humid air through much of the month.
In August, afternoons feel about 95° and nights feel near 80°.
Mostly cloudy skies.
August late afternoons are around 83°F, easing to about 78°F in early evening.
Calm winds are typical in August.
Want a side-by-side climate view? Compare Iquitos with Chobe National Park.
Typical monthly values are based on long-term climate records. Useful for planning, not a forecast. Check the weather before you travel.
Local microclimates can vary by beach, neighborhood, trail, or elevation.
Last updated: Jun 1, 2026
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