El Salvador's latitude and longitude gives the country a climate which comprises of 2 pronounced seasons, namely the dry season which lasts from November to April and the wet season that covers the months from May to October. During the wet season rainfall is abundant and quite heavy. It is on this rainfall that the chief industry, that is agriculture, of El Salvador depends. The climate is generally hot but at places it varies with altitude. However, mostly the temperature hovers around 32°C.
|Locations||Latitude||Longitude||Acajutla||13°36'N||89°50'W||Ahuachapan||13°54'N||89°52'W||Cojutepeque||13°41'N||88°54'W||La Union||13°20'N||87°50'W||Nueva San Salvador||13°40'N||89°18'W||San Miguel||13°30'N||88°12'W||Santa Tecla/Nueva San Salvador||13°40'N||89°18'W||Sonsonate||13°43'N||89°44'W|
Last Updated : July 21, 2014