What June feels like in Quito
June is part of Quito's dry season, when rain totals drop well below the wet months. Days are on the cool side, the kind of weather that suits brisk sightseeing. After dark the temperature drops clearly: nights are cool. The air is damp, which makes cool temperatures feel colder, particularly in wind.
Rain in Quito in June
Dry days are the exception, with rain on most days. A rainy day brings about 7 mm (0.3 in) on average — steady rain rather than a passing shower. That is lighter than the city's yearly norm of about 10.6 mm per rainy day.
Daylight and sunshine in June
In mid-June, sunrise is at about 6:11 am and sunset at about 6:17 pm (local time) — 12 h 7 min of daylight. Day length is essentially the same as in mid-May. Close to the equator, sunrise and sunset times move very little through the year. Measured sunshine covers about 81% of the daylight — skies are mostly clear.
How June compares to the rest of the year
Ranked by average high, June comes out as the 5th warmest month in Quito. It is about as warm as May, with 116 mm less rain. Temperatures barely move from one month to the next here. The next month's average high: 17°C (62.6°F).
Who June suits
- Sightseeing: less ideal — rain falls on more than half the days.
- Parks & outdoor: less ideal — rain interrupts outdoor plans.
- Hiking: less ideal — trails are cool.
- Museums & indoor: a good choice — with rain on most days, galleries and museums make easy plans.
Tips for visiting Quito in June
Versatile Layers
Mornings and evenings are cooler than midday, so dress in layers.
Rain Protection
Keep a small umbrella in your bag and wear shoes that cope with puddles.
Light Jacket
Cool days — a light jacket or sweater for walking around.
Sunglasses
Bright days make sunglasses worth packing.
Quick questions
How warm is Quito in June?
Expect around 16.5°C (61.7°F) in the afternoon and 8.2°C (46.8°F) at night, which most visitors would call cool.
Does it rain a lot in Quito in June?
It does: about 21 rainy days bring roughly 147 mm, so plan some indoor options.
What should I wear in Quito in June?
Based on the averages: versatile layers, rain protection, a light jacket and sunglasses. Add a layer for after dark.
Is June or July better for visiting Quito?
On our 12-month climate ranking, July comes out ahead (#2 of 12 vs #4). July has fewer rainy days.