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south american weather?

I am planning a South American trip next year. The earliest I can leave Ireland is late July. My thoughts are to airfreight from Dakar to Argentina (BA) about end of august. I want to get down to Tierra de Fuego before heading north up the pan american. What will the weather be like that far south in September?
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I am planning a South American trip next year. The earliest I can leave Ireland is late July. My thoughts are to airfreight from Dakar to Argentina (BA) about end of august. I want to get down to Tierra de Fuego before heading north up the pan american. What will the weather be like that far south in September?
Weather History for Ushuaia, Argentina | Weather Underground

(you can plug in any previous historical date-range(s) that interest you, for
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Unless you're looking for extreme weather I would go the other way around. Start in the north and get to TDF in summer, the rain down there is different to here, even in Summer it can rain for 3 days straight, literally non stop, it makes the rain in the UK seem tame by comparison.

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Ushuaia Weather

North to South does sound better. Here is another good source for the average weather throughout the year.


Average Weather For Malvinas Argentinas International Airport - WeatherSpark
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What will the weather be like that far south in September?
It will be winter in August but even in march i had snow in Bolivia and lots of rain in ecuador so there is no perfect time to travel :
Bolivi&# xff41; - traveling from Salar de Uyuni to the Yungas road of death
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You better do it North-South. August-Sept are months with nice weather here in Colombia and gives you time before Argentina gets warmer. you can try bringing the bike from Holland or Belgium in Fruit Vessels to Santa Marta or Turbo(Col).
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