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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Canada Scene Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

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Bogotá’s weather is spring-like year-round, with daytime highs near 19°C and cool nights around 7°C. The live forecast above shows today’s conditions, but the real story is the city’s two wet seasons and consistent chill—pack layers and a rain jacket no matter when you visit.

What is the best time to visit Bogotá?

The driest months are December through March, making this the most comfortable window for sightseeing. January and February offer the most sunshine, while July and August bring a second, shorter dry spell. Avoid April–May and October–November if you want to dodge the heaviest rain. For snowbirds and March-break travellers, late December through February is ideal—just remember Bogotá sits at 2,600 metres, so the sun is strong but the air stays cool.

What should I pack for Bogotá?

Think of Bogotá as a perpetual autumn. Bring a fleece or light sweater for daytime, plus a waterproof jacket for sudden showers. Evenings and early mornings call for a warmer layer—a packable down vest or wool scarf works well. Comfortable walking shoes are essential, and sunscreen is a must because the high-altitude sun burns quickly. Umbrellas are sold on every corner, but a compact travel one saves you the hassle.

Average high19°C year-round
Average low7°C year-round
Wettest monthsApril, May, October, November
Driest monthsDecember, January, February, July, August
Does Bogotá have four seasons?

No. Bogotá’s equatorial highland location means temperatures stay nearly constant. Instead of summer and winter, the city has wet and dry seasons. The daily range (12°C between high and low) is bigger than the annual range.

Is Bogotá colder than Toronto in winter?

No. Bogotá’s average high of 19°C is much milder than a Toronto winter. But because Bogotá stays cool year-round and lacks central heating, it can feel chilly indoors. Pack as you would for a Canadian spring.

Does it rain every day in Bogotá?

Not every day, but rain is common. During the wet seasons, expect afternoon showers most afternoons. Even in the dry months, a brief drizzle is possible. Check the bogota weather radar in the live forecast above for real-time tracking.

For more Canadian travel weather, see our Canada weather hub or compare with Vancouver Weather and Calgary Weather.