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  • Cathedral, Plaza de Armas, Lima, Peru.
    Lima
    / Climate

    
throughout the winter, and the garĂșa (dense sea mist) often rolls in to blanket areas of the city. Precipitation, which rarely exceeds 2 inches (50 mm) per annum, usually results from the condensation of the garĂșa. Lima is perhaps best described as cold and damp in winter and hot and


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throughout the winter, and the garĂșa (dense sea mist) often rolls in to blanket areas of the city. Precipitation, which rarely exceeds 2 inches (50 mm) per annum, usually results from the condensation of the garĂșa. Lima is perhaps best described as cold and damp in winter and hot and


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