Colombia - weather in November

November is still a rainy month on the islands to the north (San Andrés and Providencia) of the Caribbean Sea, while the rains decrease in the northernmost part of the coast (see Barranquilla, Santa Marta, Riohacha) . However, this is the last month when a hurricane can pass.
Further south, in the department of Antioquia, the rains are still abundant.
In the Andes (see Bogota, Cali, Medellín), we are at the end of the last of the two rainy seasons, the one that runs from September to November.
The rains also decrease in the east, in the savannah area called Llanos (see Arauca, Puerto Carreño, San José del Guaviare), where the winter dry season will begin in December. In this inland area, it can get very hot, with peaks of 37/38 °C (99/100 °F).
In the southern part of the Pacific coast (see Tumaco), the rains are still at the lowest levels of the year, although it depends: during El Niño periods, this area also remains rainy, while during those of the Niña becomes decidedly dry.
Temperatures in Colombia vary little over the months, and at low altitudes it is hot all year round, while in the Andes, the temperature decreases with altitude.

The sea in Colombia is warm enough for swimming all year round, both in the north (Caribbean Sea) and in the west (Pacific Ocean).




See also: Colombia, the weather in October - December
The climate of Colombia