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Quito, Ecuador All-Time Weather Extremes

The most extreme temperature, precipitation, and snowfall ever recorded in Quito, from NOAA GHCN daily weather observations.

Station: SAN LUIS
All-time weather extremes for Quito, Ecuador, from NOAA daily observations at SAN LUIS
Temperature
Record High86°F (30°C)April 17, 1977
Record Low26.6°F (-3°C)June 15, 1974
Lowest High51.8°F (11°C)June 30, 1975 and August 17, 1975 and August 23, 1976
Highest Low59°F (15°C)October 17, 2001
Highest Mean66.2°F (19°C)April 17, 1977
Lowest Mean44.5°F (7°C)March 31, 1978
Precipitation
Max in One Calendar Day5.98" (151.9 mm)January 31, 1994
Max in One Month8.57" (217.6 mm)November 2010
Least in One Month0.39" (9.8 mm)October 1978
Max in One Year38.27" (972.0 mm)2017
Least in One Year21.19" (538.2 mm)2015
Period of Record
TemperatureSeptember 16, 1964 – August 24, 2025
PrecipitationJanuary 5, 1973 – July 31, 2025

Note: Records compiled from NOAA GHCN-Daily observations at SAN LUIS (91 mi from Quito, Ecuador). Quality-flagged readings are excluded. Monthly and annual totals require substantially complete reporting for “least” records.

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Quito, Ecuador all-time weather extremes table — record high 86°F on April 17, 1977, record low 26.6°F on June 15, 1974, with precipitation and snowfall records from NOAA data

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the hottest temperature ever recorded in Quito, Ecuador?

The all-time record high in Quito, Ecuador is 86°F (30°C), set on April 17, 1977.

What is the coldest temperature ever recorded in Quito, Ecuador?

The all-time record low in Quito, Ecuador is 26.6°F (-3°C), set on June 15, 1974.

What is the most rain Quito, Ecuador has ever had in one day?

The most precipitation recorded in one calendar day near Quito, Ecuador is 5.98 inches, on January 31, 1994.

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