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Torres del Paine Weather
Torres del Paine weather is Intense and you should check it as often as possible. This is a great resource for you to be able to check the weather in each part of Torres Del Paine.
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Torres del Paine weather forecasts
Start with Paine Grande or select another location. Compare the forecast for each part of your route, using the wind, gusts, temperature, precipitation and cloud rows.
24 original forecasts
W Trek · O Circuit · Day hikes
Paine Grande weather forecast
Forecasts are predictions, not live trail reports. Check the provider’s location, model, update time and units. Swipe within the forecast to see later hours.
Torres del Paine cloud and weather map
Explore the original meteoblue map before choosing an individual route below. Use its controls to compare clouds, precipitation and wind around the park.
meteoblue weather map
Original map, controls and attribution. The map loads directly from meteoblue and may take a few moments.
View on meteoblue ↗The meteoblue map loads as you reach this section.
Weather by trek and location
Choose a forecast to open it in its card. Copy a location link to share this part of the guide with your hiking partners.
W Trek weather forecasts
Follow the original forecast locations from Paine Grande through the Grey and Francés sectors to Base Torres. Choose the location that matches your next stage.
Paine Grande weather
Compare wind and gusts for the hours you plan to spend around Paine Grande. Check ferry arrangements directly with the operator.
Grey lookout weather
Compare this lookout forecast with Refugio Grey when planning a day in the Grey sector. Check both wind and cloud rows.
Refugio Grey weather
Check cloud cover, precipitation and gusts around the refuge. This is a location forecast, not confirmation of trail or campsite access. Another location on this page uses the same spot; compare the provider labels and units.
Valle Francés weather
Review the forecast for the hours you plan to enter and leave the valley. Compare it with the Mirador Británico forecast.
Mirador Británico weather
Look at the cloud, precipitation and wind rows for your planned viewpoint visit. Confirm current access with park staff.
Campamento Italiano weather
Use this forecast alongside Valle Francés and Mirador Británico when planning your route through the sector.
Cuernos Sector weather
Compare conditions here with the next section of your W Trek itinerary, rather than relying on one forecast for the whole route.
Chileno campsite weather
Compare the Chileno forecast with Base Torres for your planned walking hours. Recheck the outlook before departure.
Mirador Base Las Torres weather
Check gusts, precipitation and cloud cover for your planned viewpoint visit. Cloud forecasts cannot guarantee a view of the towers.
O Circuit weather forecasts
These northern and pass forecasts complement the W Trek locations above. Compare more than one sector when planning a multi-day itinerary.
Laguna Amarga / Torres Hotel Area weather
Use this forecast for the Laguna Amarga / Torres Hotel area, then compare it with forecasts farther along your itinerary. Another location on this page uses the same spot; compare the provider labels and units.
Serón Sector weather
Compare Serón with Dickson for your next walking stage. Check wind, precipitation and the forecast update time.
Dickson Sector weather
Review wind, precipitation and cloud information for the Dickson sector, then compare the next stage toward Los Perros.
Los Perros campsite weather
Compare Los Perros with John Gardner Pass. A forecast does not establish whether the pass is open.
John Gardner Pass weather
Review this pass forecast alongside Los Perros and Paso. Confirm the current route status and ranger instructions before setting out.
Paso Ranger Station & Campsite weather
Compare this forecast with John Gardner Pass and the Grey sector for your itinerary. Follow current park access information.
Day hikes weather forecasts
Find forecasts for viewpoints, lakes and shorter visits. Check the location label in each widget: nearby places may share a forecast spot.
Laguna Azul weather
Check wind and cloud cover for your planned visit to Laguna Azul. A shorter outing still needs a current local forecast.
Mirador Condor (Lago Pehoé) weather
Compare gusts and cloud cover for your planned visit around Lago Pehoé and the viewpoint.
Salto Grande Waterfall Walk weather
This location currently has no dedicated forecast here. Use the park map and compare the Cuernos sector forecast as regional context.
Mirador Cuernos (from Salto Grande) weather
This location currently has no dedicated forecast here. Compare the Cuernos sector forecast and the park map; neither is an exact forecast for this viewpoint.
Mirador Nordenskjöld weather
Review wind, precipitation and cloud cover for your planned visit to the Nordenskjöld viewpoint.
Sarmiento Lake Lookout Trail weather
Use the wind and cloud rows to compare possible visiting hours around the Sarmiento Lake lookout.
Laguna Amarga Lookouts weather
Check the location and units inside this forecast before comparing it with other parts of the park. Another location on this page uses the same spot; compare the provider labels and units.
Pingo Valley Trail weather
Compare wind and precipitation for your planned visit to Pingo Valley. Confirm access and any local requirements with the park.
Lago Grey (short walk to the beach) weather
Check the provider location carefully: this supplied widget uses the Refugio Grey spot. It is regional context for the beach, not a separate beach forecast.
Mirador Ferrier weather
Review gusts, cloud and precipitation for the hours of your planned Mirador Ferrier visit. Confirm current trail access.
Lago Toro Viewpoint weather
Compare wind, cloud and precipitation for your visit to Lago Toro. Recheck the forecast before leaving.
How to read Torres del Paine weather
Compare the original forecasts for the places and hours on your itinerary. Recheck them before departure and use current park information for trail access.
Wind and gusts
Read the sustained wind and gust rows together. The supplied widgets use both km/h and mph; check their labels before comparing locations. A single wind reading cannot establish that a route is suitable.
Cloud and visibility
Look at the cloud layers, then compare the surrounding area on meteoblue. A cloud percentage is not a promise of clear or obscured views at Base Torres or another viewpoint.
Temperature and precipitation
Check temperature, precipitation and freezing-level information together. Check the displayed units; the supplied widgets do not all use the same temperature units.
Check the forecast and current park information. Weather widgets do not confirm open trails, campsite access or boat departures. Read the park’s current visitor recommendations and check arrangements with your accommodation or operator.
For other destinations on your trip, use our Patagonia weather guide to find the relevant local forecast.
Transportation from Torres del Paine
Continuing to El Calafate or El Chaltén? Explore private transfer options with Huemul Travel and ask the operator about your route and travel dates.
Connect your Patagonia destinations
Huemul Travel lists private transfers connecting Torres del Paine with El Calafate and El Chaltén. Transportation is provided by the partner.
Explore Torres del Paine private transfers ↗Do you plan on hiking in El Chaltén at all?
Visit our El Chaltén hikes guide to compare trails, difficulty and hiking times.
Torres del Paine weather questions
Is it still worth hiking Base Torres if the forecast is cloudy?
Cloud forecasts do not guarantee what you will see at the viewpoint. Compare the cloud, gust and precipitation information for your planned hours, then check current access and local advice before deciding.
What is the best website or app to check the weather in Torres del Paine?
This page brings together the original Windguru location forecasts and the meteoblue map. Use them together to compare your route and the surrounding area, and check the update times and units in each provider interface.
Should we hike Base Torres if it is very windy or raining?
A forecast alone cannot answer that for your route and group. Check current park instructions and conditions with rangers or your guide. An open trail or a lower forecast wind speed is not a guarantee that the hike is appropriate.
What will the weather be like during my trip?
Use the forecasts above for the dates currently displayed by the providers, and recheck as your trip approaches. For dates beyond that window, seasonal information cannot predict the weather on a particular day.
Can we camp if cold, snow or strong wind is forecast?
Check current campsite access and requirements with the park and your accommodation provider. Discuss your equipment and itinerary with your guide or the relevant operator; the weather widget cannot confirm whether a camping plan is suitable.
What alternatives are there if the weather looks poor for several days?
Review your itinerary and current park information before choosing another route or activity. A short walk, boat excursion or horseback outing is not automatically suitable during bad weather. Check departures and conditions directly with the operator.
How should I prepare for sudden changes in the weather?
Review the park’s current visitor recommendations, take suitable layers and rain protection, and confirm the equipment needed for your itinerary. Recheck the forecast and access information before setting out.
Planning source: Torres del Paine visitor recommendations. Forecast values and update times remain within their original provider widgets.