Amapa

Região Geográfica Intermediária de Santarém, Pará, Brazil

Current Weather

38°100°

Light Rain

Feels Like: 42°107°

Min: 27°81°

Max: 38°100°

The next few hours will be mostly cloudy, with today reaching 38°C and dropping to 27°C. The coming days will be drizzle in the afternoon.

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Air Quality

65
Moderate

Air quality is acceptable. However, there may be a risk for some people.

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Daylight Hours

06:26

Sunrise

18:30

Sunset

12 hours 3 minutes of sunlight today

Moon

18:09

Moonrise

05:39

Moonset

Daily Forecast

Today

27°81°
38°100°

Monday

27°80°
38°100°

Tuesday

27°80°
38°100°

Wednesday

28°82°
38°101°

Thursday

27°81°
37°99°

Friday

27°81°
37°99°

Saturday

29°85°
38°100°

Sunday

29°83°
38°101°

Monday

29°84°
39°101°

Tuesday

29°85°
38°101°

UV Index

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Humidity

38%Dry
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Weather in Amapa today, October 25, 2026

Amapa looks damp on October 25, 2026, so plan for wet spells during the day. Early travel and outdoor time should assume rain can arrive quickly.Amapa looks damp on October 25, 2026, so plan for wet spells during the day. Early travel and outdoor time should assume rain can arrive quickly.

The temperature range runs from about 27°C up to 38°C. Expect humidity between 38% and 70%, most humid near 23:00. A lighter breeze peaks around 15:00 near 10 km/h.The temperature range runs from about 81°F up to 100°F. Expect humidity between 38% and 70%, most humid near 23:00. A lighter breeze peaks around 15:00 near 6 mph.

Afternoon showers stay in play, peaking near 62% around 13:00. Skies remain cluttered, with cover about 75% by 23:00. Horizontal visibility holds close to 16.1 km. The sun rises at 06:26 and sets at 18:30, for a total of 12 hours 3 minutes of sunlight today.Afternoon showers stay in play, peaking near 62% around 13:00. Skies remain cluttered, with cover about 75% by 23:00. Horizontal visibility holds close to 10 mi. The sun rises at 06:26 and sets at 18:30, for a total of 12 hours 3 minutes of sunlight today.

Taken together, Amapa looks wet enough on October 25, 2026 that flexible outdoor plans work best, with temperatures peaking near 38°C.Taken together, Amapa looks wet enough on October 25, 2026 that flexible outdoor plans work best, with temperatures peaking near 100°F.

Frequently asked questions about weather in Amapa

How warm does it get in Amapa?

The warmest month in Amapa is September, with average high temperatures of 34°C. The average temperature during this period is around 29°C.The warmest month in Amapa is September, with average high temperatures of 92°F. The average temperature during this period is around 84°F.

How cold does it get in Amapa?

The coldest month in Amapa is July, with average low temperatures of 24°C. The average temperature during this period is around 27°C.The coldest month in Amapa is July, with average low temperatures of 75°F. The average temperature during this period is around 81°F.

What is the wettest time of year in Amapa?

The wettest month in Amapa is April, with an average of 425 mm of precipitation.The wettest month in Amapa is April, with an average of 16.7 in of precipitation.

What is the driest time of year in Amapa?

The driest month in Amapa is September, with an average of 52 mm of precipitation.The driest month in Amapa is September, with an average of 2.1 in of precipitation.

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