Cool
Average highs are around 2°C, so pack for cooler days.
January verdict
Mixed for holiday weather
Average highs are around 2°C, so pack for cooler days. Sunshine averages 0h per day, so this is not one of the brighter months. Rainfall averages 91mm, so some wet days are possible.
Monthly averages
Temp
2°C
Rain
91mm
Sun
0h
Sea
-2°C
Weather score
41
Mixed
Cool
Average highs are around 2°C, so pack for cooler days.
Showers
Rainfall averages 91mm, so some wet days are possible.
Limited sun
Sunshine averages 0h per day, so this is not one of the brighter months.
Cool sea
Sea temperatures average -2°C, so the water can feel cool.
Map
Compare Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica with nearby places by weather score, rain, sun, temperature, and swim conditions.
January2°C average high
January sits in the warmer part of the year, so midday sightseeing can feel heavier than in cooler months.
Warmest monthsJanuary to February
This stretch sets the upper range for average daytime heat.
January91mm average rain
January is one of Antarctic Peninsula's driest months, making outdoor days easier to plan than in wetter parts of the year.
Driest monthsJanuary, April, June to August, and November to December
This is the drier part of the year, when outdoor plans usually need less weather flexibility.
January0 hours average sun
January is close to Antarctic Peninsula's usual sunshine level, with limited seasonal swing across the year.
Brightest monthsAll year
Sunshine stays consistently strong through the year.
January-2°C average sea
January is close to Antarctic Peninsula's usual sea temperature, with limited seasonal change in the water.
Warmest seaAll year
Sea temperatures stay warm enough for easy swimming through the year.
January41 weather score
January is one of Antarctic Peninsula's best weather-score months, combining the strongest overall balance in the yearly averages.
Best weather monthsJanuary and November to December
These months have the strongest weather score in the monthly averages.