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Alta Gracia Weather

Alta Gracia Weather

Plan for heating, shade and storm drainage. The monthly chart is a nearby station reference, with the foothill difference stated plainly.

Regional January high
31.2°C
1991 to 2020 daily average
Regional July low
5.5°C
1991 to 2020 daily average
Station separation
About 34 km
Straight-line regional reference
Local elevation
550 to 650 m
Municipal climate-plan range
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The short answer

Alta Gracia's retained municipal plan identifies a foothill setting, elevations of 550 to 650 meters and heavy-rain runoff risks. The monthly chart uses Córdoba Observatorio, about 34 km straight-line away, as a regional reference. Its 1991 to 2020 norms show January average highs of 31.2°C (88.2°F) and July average lows of 5.5°C (41.9°F). These are not measured Alta Gracia normals or a current forecast.

  • The inquiry centers on residents inspecting the actual building across seasons.
  • The municipal 2026 to 2030 climate plan places Alta Gracia on the Sierras Chicas foothills and gives an elevation range of 550 to 650 meters.
  • Córdoba Observatorio station 87345 has a 1991 to 2020 annual mean of 18.4 degrees Celsius and precipitation of 815.6 millimeters.
  • The evidence gap remains explicit. No retained Alta Gracia station series establishes its own complete 1991 to 2020 normals.

What the evidence supports

A regional monthly reference

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Alta Gracia by month

Córdoba Observatorio regional reference, about 34 km away, 1991 to 2020 normals.

Average highAverage lowRain (mm)
32°41°50°59°68°77°86°95°075150January: 121.6 mm of rainFebruary: 126.6 mm of rainMarch: 99.9 mm of rainApril: 61.2 mm of rainMay: 20.7 mm of rainJune: 6.7 mm of rainJuly: 6.7 mm of rainAugust: 8 mm of rainSeptember: 33.7 mm of rainOctober: 76.9 mm of rainNovember: 109.7 mm of rainDecember: 143.9 mm of rainJanuary average high 88°FJanuary average low 66°FJanFebruary average high 85°FFebruary average low 64°FFebMarch average high 83°FMarch average low 62°FMarApril average high 77°FApril average low 56°FAprMay average high 70°FMay average low 50°FMayJune average high 66°FJune average low 44°FJunJuly average high 65°FJuly average low 42°FJulAugust average high 71°FAugust average low 45°FAugSeptember average high 75°FSeptember average low 50°FSepOctober average high 79°FOctober average low 56°FOctNovember average high 84°FNovember average low 60°FNovDecember average high 88°FDecember average low 65°FDec

Average highs range from 65°F to 88°F. Rainfall peaks at 143.9 mm a month. SMN 1991 to 2020 normals retained by NOAA. CORDOBA_OBSERVATORIO_87345.csv (opens in a new tab)

Córdoba Observatorio, 1991 to 2020
MonthHigh and low °CRain and rain days
January31.2 and 18.9121.6 mm over 8.8 days
February29.4 and 17.8126.6 mm over 8.4 days
March28.1 and 16.599.9 mm over 7.6 days
April25 and 13.361.2 mm over 5.6 days
May21.3 and 9.920.7 mm over 3.3 days
June19 and 6.46.7 mm over 1 days
July18.4 and 5.56.7 mm over 1.3 days
August21.5 and 7.48 mm over 1 days
September23.8 and 1033.7 mm over 3.1 days
October26.3 and 13.476.9 mm over 5.9 days
November29.1 and 15.8109.7 mm over 8.3 days
December31 and 18.1143.9 mm over 9.6 days
Regional reference approximately 34 km straight-line from the official Alta Gracia locality centroid. The closest of three retained stations. It is not an Alta Gracia measured series or a forecast.

Source 1

Geography and the census boundary

The municipal 2026 to 2030 climate plan places Alta Gracia on the Sierras Chicas foothills and gives an elevation range of 550 to 650 meters.2

Climate reference and local hazards

Córdoba Observatorio station 87345 has a 1991 to 2020 annual mean of 18.4 degrees Celsius and precipitation of 815.6 millimeters.1

The station is in Córdoba, about 34 km straight-line from the Alta Gracia locality centroid. It is the closest of three retained reference stations, not a verified Alta Gracia station. Foothill elevation and rainfall can differ.1

The municipal climate plan identifies heavy-rain runoff, stream overflow and drainage problems as local risks, including the Chicamtoltina stream system.2

City climate planning. No parcel, neighborhood ranking or current warning is inferred. Check the exact property and official alerts.2

What remains unknown

Risk evidence and scope

The municipality publishes 911 for police emergencies and 100 for firefighters in its August 12, 2025 fire-prevention guidance.3

Published emergency contacts, not a current fire alert or response-time measurement.3

Turn this topic into the next decision

  • utilities. Check the energy source and actual seasonal bills.
  • rent. Ask how the specific home handles heat, cold and drainage.
  • safety. Keep weather hazards separate from crime comparisons.
  • weekend trips. Check the live warning before leaving for a regional destination.
  • parque virrey. Investigate heating in the two advertised homes without gas.
  • retire. Match temperature comfort to your own health and daily routine.

Questions people ask

What source supports the Alta Gracia monthly weather chart?

SMN's Córdoba Observatorio station 87345 record, retained by NOAA. It covers 1991 to 2020 and remains explicitly a regional reference.

How far is the climate reference from Alta Gracia?

About 34 km straight-line from the official locality centroid. This is a geographic calculation, not a driving distance or a claim about the nearest live weather station.

What summer heat does the regional Alta Gracia reference show?

January average daily highs are 31.2°C (88.2°F). Individual hot days can differ. Inspect shade, airflow and cooling in the actual property.

What winter cold does the regional Alta Gracia reference show?

July average daily lows are 5.5°C (41.9°F). Those averages are not a minimum-temperature guarantee. Check the heating system and its energy source.

What annual rainfall is shown in the Alta Gracia reference?

The Córdoba Observatorio normal is 815.6 mm annually. It is not a measured Alta Gracia annual total. Foothill weather and elevation can differ.

Does the Alta Gracia chart give the current forecast?

No. Climate normals describe a historical period. Use a current official forecast and warning before travel or outdoor activity.

Does every Alta Gracia rental have gas heating?

No. Two retained Parque Virrey examples explicitly list no gas connection. Ask how the particular home is heated and obtain actual winter bills.

Can the climate plan rank Alta Gracia neighborhoods for flood safety?

No parcel or neighborhood ranking was established. The plan identifies city risks. Obtain property history and location-specific official information.

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Sources and how we check them

Sources and how we check them3 sources

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  1. SMN 1991 to 2020 normals retained by NOAA. CORDOBA_OBSERVATORIO_87345.csv (opens in a new tab)
  2. Municipality of Alta Gracia climate-action premises 2026 through 2030 (opens in a new tab)
  3. Alta Gracia municipal fire prevention and emergency contacts. August 12, 2025 (opens in a new tab)

Arroyo Chicamtoltina in Alta Gracia, photographed in 2021. Hero photo by Jmmuguerza, CC BY-SA 4.0 (opens in a new tab), from Wikimedia Commons (opens in a new tab).