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Warmest Cities in Colombia

Top 100 cities ranked by warmest cities

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Warmest Cities — Colombia

1 Uribia 17 84°F
2 Manaure 17 84°F
3 Riohacha 17 84°F
4 Gamarra 10 83°F
5 El Banco 38 83°F
6 El Peñón 35 83°F
7 Regidor 35 83°F
8 El Paso 10 83°F
9 La Gloria 10 83°F
10 Chimichagua 10 83°F
11 Bosconia 10 83°F
12 Barranco de Loba 35 83°F
13 Río Viejo 35 83°F
14 Simití 35 83°F
15 Chiriguaná 10 83°F
16 Maicao 17 83°F
17 Valledupar 10 83°F
18 San Diego 10 83°F
19 La Paz 10 83°F
20 Curumaní 10 83°F
21 La Jagua de Ibirico 10 83°F
22 Suan 04 83°F
23 Manatí 04 83°F
24 Puerto Wilches 26 83°F
25 Salamina 38 83°F
26 El Bagre 02 83°F
27 Cantagallo 35 83°F
28 Candelaria 04 83°F
29 Campo de la Cruz 04 83°F
30 San Martín 10 83°F
31 El Piñón 38 83°F
32 Astrea 10 83°F
33 Calamar 35 83°F
34 San Carlos 02 83°F
35 Santa Lucía 04 83°F
36 Ponedera 04 83°F
37 Cerro de San Antonio 38 83°F
38 Guamal 38 83°F
39 Margarita 35 83°F
40 San Estanislao 35 83°F
41 Yondó 02 83°F
42 Arenal 35 83°F
43 Pivijay 38 83°F
44 Pinillos 35 83°F
45 Repelón 04 83°F
46 Barrancabermeja 26 83°F
47 Soplaviento 35 83°F
48 Plato 38 83°F
49 Remolino 38 83°F
50 Sitionuevo 38 83°F
51 Achí 35 83°F
52 Vigía del Fuerte 02 83°F
53 Palmar de Varela 04 83°F
54 Santo Tomás 04 83°F
55 Zambrano 35 83°F
56 Malambo 04 83°F
57 Algarrobo 38 83°F
58 Sabanagrande 04 83°F
59 Majagual 27 83°F
60 Soledad 04 83°F
61 Barranquilla 04 83°F
62 Nechí 02 83°F
63 Cereté 12 82°F
64 Pueblo Nuevo 12 82°F
65 Saldaña 28 82°F
66 Córdoba 35 82°F
67 Sucre 27 82°F
68 El Retén 38 82°F
69 Chimá 12 82°F
70 Ciénaga de Oro 12 82°F
71 Puebloviejo 38 82°F
72 Magangué 35 82°F
73 Aracataca 38 82°F
74 Cotorra 12 82°F
75 Fundación 38 82°F
76 San Benito Abad 27 82°F
77 Tiquisio 35 82°F
78 San Marcos 27 82°F
79 San Antonio 38 82°F
80 Agustín Codazzi 10 82°F
81 Santiago de Tolú 27 82°F
82 San Carlos 12 82°F
83 Puerto Berrío 02 82°F
84 Chivolo 38 82°F
85 Mahates 35 82°F
86 Puerto Carreño 31 82°F
87 Galeras 27 82°F
88 San José del Guaviare 14 82°F
89 Ayapel 12 82°F
90 Palmito 27 82°F
91 Puerto Santander 21 82°F
92 Puerto Triunfo 02 82°F
93 Morales 35 82°F
94 Santa Ana 38 82°F
95 Lorica 12 82°F
96 Puerto Boyacá 36 82°F
97 Talaigua Viejo 35 82°F
98 San Pablo 35 82°F
99 Purísima de la Concepción 12 82°F
100 Cicuco 35 82°F

The warmest cities in Colombia enjoy high average annual temperatures, making them attractive to those who prefer mild winters and plenty of sunshine. Uribia leads with an average annual temperature of 84°F.

Warm-climate cities are popular destinations for retirees, winter migrants, and outdoor enthusiasts. They typically offer year-round access to outdoor activities, lower heating costs, and longer growing seasons. Many have seen significant population growth in recent decades.

While warm weather is appealing, these cities may also face challenges including extreme summer heat, higher cooling costs, water scarcity, and vulnerability to hurricanes or other weather events. Many are investing in heat mitigation strategies and sustainable water management.

Did You Know?

  • 1. Uribia's average temperature of 84°F means residents enjoy warm weather virtually year-round.
  • 2. The warmest U.S. cities are concentrated in southern Florida, Hawaii, and the desert Southwest.
  • 3. Warm-climate cities have seen the fastest population growth in the U.S. over the past two decades, driven by retirees and remote workers.

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