🇦🇷 Buenos Aires vs 🇺🇸 Saint Paul

Weather Comparison

Current Weather Right Now

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Buenos Aires

clear sky

65°F

Clear Sky

Feels like 65°F

H 66°F / L 64°F

Humidity: 60%

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Saint Paul

broken clouds

51°F

Broken Clouds

Feels like 48°F

H 53°F / L 49°F

Humidity: 47%

Climate Overview

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Buenos Aires

Humid subtropical — hot humid summers, mild winters, year-round rainfall

Best monthsMarch, April, October, November
AvoidJanuary, February (extreme heat and humidity)
Annual rain39 inches (990 mm)

Buenos Aires has a humid subtropical climate — hot and sticky summers, mild winters, and moderate rainfall year-round. The Pampas winds can create dramatic temperature swings. The city is in the Southern Hemisphere, so seasons are opposite to North America/Europe.

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Saint Paul

Saint Paul is Minneapolis's twin city on the Mississippi River, the state capital, and home to the famous Winter Carnival celebrating rather than suffering through the extreme cold. The Mississippi River valley location means significant river fog and cold air pooling in the valley while the bluffs above stay clearer. St. Paul gets slightly colder winters than Minneapolis due to its more eastern and valley-bottom position.

Seasonal Comparison

Season🇦🇷 Buenos Aires🇺🇸 Saint Paul
Spring

57–73°F

September–November

Summer

72–88°F

December–February

Fall

61–75°F

March–May

Winter

48–63°F

June–August

Buenos Aires vs Saint Paul: Frequently Asked Questions

Does Buenos Aires or Saint Paul have better weather?

Buenos Aires and Saint Paul have very different climates. Humid subtropical — hot humid summers, mild winters, year-round rainfall Saint Paul: Saint Paul is Minneapolis's twin city on the Mississippi River, the state capital, and home to the f. The best city depends on your preferred season and temperature range.

When is the best time to visit Buenos Aires vs Saint Paul?

Best time for Buenos Aires: March, April, October, November. Best time for Saint Paul: spring and fall.

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