| Date | Conditions | Temperature | Precipitation | Wind |
| Wednesday, July 15 | Cloudy/Rain | 11°C – 19°C | 1 mm (afternoon) | 7–16 km/h |
| Thursday, July 16 | Cool/Rain | 11°C – 19°C | 1 mm | 7 km/h |
| Friday, July 17 | Cool/Rain | 10°C – 19°C | 1 mm | Not specified |
Pronóstico meteorológico en Bogotá para el miércoles 15 de julio de 2026
Wednesday, July 15: Meteorological Breakdown in Bogotá
According to meteorological reports for Wednesday, July 15, Bogotá experienced a day dominated by cool temperatures and persistent humidity. The maximum temperature reached 19°C, while the minimum dropped to 11°C. During the early hours of Wednesday, the city remained without rain, maintaining a humidity level of 85% and light winds from the east at 7 km/h. By mid-morning, conditions remained dry with humidity at 84% and winds increasing to 11 km/h from the southeast.
As the day progressed into the afternoon, the forecast indicated light precipitation of 1 mm, accompanied by winds of 16 km/h from the southeast. By nightfall, precipitation ceased, though winds remained at 14 km/h from the southeast. The Instituto Distrital de Gestión de Riesgos y Cambio Climático (IDIGER) had previously reported that the capital would experience light rains starting from the early hours of the day.
Lluvias intensas y ráfagas de 50 km/h en la región andina de Colombia
National Climatic Instability
The weather across Colombia on July 15 was marked by a system of instability that favored rainfall throughout the Andean region. Official reports noted that atmospheric conditions were dominated by abundant cloud cover and rains of variable intensity. In certain sectors of the country, wind gusts were projected to reach up to 50 km/h, which increased the sensation of cold and contributed to an unstable environment.
While some areas experienced intervals of sun, the constant cloud cover and the influx of cold air kept the environment fresh. The Andean region faced intermittent precipitation starting from the morning, while other parts of the country saw rainfall during the afternoon and evening hours. Authorities recommended that the population remain attentive to climate reports and plan travel with anticipation, as rain could affect mobility.
Alerta roja emitida por el Ideam para 15 departamentos colombianos
Alerts for Tuesday, July 14
Prior to the conditions on July 15, a new episode of atmospheric instability placed several zones of Colombia under observation on Tuesday, July 14. Organisms of risk management warned of a high probability of electrical storms, heavy rainfall, strong wind gusts, and isolated hail. These conditions were expected to potentially cause sudden rises in water levels, urban flooding, and mass movements.
The departments identified with the highest risk for strong precipitation included Chocó; Antioquia (specifically the west and north); Córdoba; Bolívar; Sucre; Magdalena; Cesar; Santander; Norte de Santander; Meta; Casanare; Caquetá; Putumayo; Vaupés; and the Archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia, and Santa Catalina.
Tendencia climática en Bogotá para el 16 y 17 de julio
Extended Forecast and Recommendations
The extended forecast for Bogotá indicates that the cool, damp trend will persist. For Thursday, July 16, temperatures are expected to oscillate between 11°C and 19°C, with winds of 7 km/h and projected precipitation of 1 mm. Looking ahead to Friday, July 17, values are expected to range between 10°C and 19°C, with further precipitation of 1 mm. The primary recommendation from official sources is to check the forecast before leaving home to avoid unforeseen events.
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