Compare Weather & Climate
Sucre is 1312.0 kilometers (815.2 miles) away and 1.0 hours ahead of Managua, Nicaragua. Both Sucre and Managua are in the same climate zone with Tropical wet and dry or savanna (Köppen climate classification: Aw).
Sucre generally has warmer weather than Managua. The average mean temperature in Sucre is 29.86°C (85.75°F) while Managua’s temperature is 28.55°C (83.39°F) and the difference is 1.31°C (34.36°F). Sucre is hottest on average in February, when the day time temperature may reach 31.91°C (89.44°F), while Managua is hottest in April when the average high temperature is 31.2°C (88.16°F). Sucre is coolest in December when the average low temperature is 22.51°C (72.52°F), while January is the coolest month in Managua, when night time temperature often falls below 21.93°C (71.47°F).
Finally, Sucre has about 1.05 times less rainfall than Managua, (Sucre’s 238.88mm vs Managua’s average of 250.43mm).
Comparison summary
| Weather | Sucre | Managua | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hottest month | February: 31.91°C (89.44°F) | April: 31.2°C (88.16°F) | 0.71°C (33.28°F) |
| Coldest month | December: 22.51°C (72.52°F) | January: 21.93°C (71.47°F) | 0.58°C (33.04°F) |
| Wettest month | October: 419.77mm (16.53in) | October: 643.36mm (25.33in) | 223.59mm (8.8in) |
| Driest month | January: 41.88mm (1.65in) | January: 6.47mm (0.25in) | 35.41mm (1.39in) |