What is the weather like in Ecuador?
When we asked people living in Ecuador about the weather in Ecuador, they said...
"Weather: This is a question with lots of wildly different answers! For example, on the flip side, we adore not needing weather aids, like air conditioning or heating almost all year round. We needed both in Canada. We had a Caribbean villa for 11 years and it could get too hot during many months with the Leeward breeze was absent...just before the hurricane season. (ugh). In Cuenca, we sleep in our birthday suits (BLUSH!) with a snuggly Duvet and mostly wear short sleeve t-shirts during the day..all year long in Cuenca. A sweater, a shawl or a light leather jacket when dining out at night. However, the locals will wear ski-jackets during the day at 70F! I guess it depends on where you grew up," remarked another expat in Cuenca, Ecuador.
" Do not come to Cuenca looking for beach weather; mostly it is cooler here. We are now in the Spring-Summer season now. It goes to 70's during the day, but down to 50 at night. Now it is 58. No snow, and you're not scraping ice off your window, but the weather is mild spring," said a member in Ecuador.
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