Drastic changes in weather in the Amazon?

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something similar happened last year to a boy.he went camping with two friends.but he got lost in the forest for about two months!the police just had gave up to look for him.then his father and other men from the region went to look for his son without the police help.and he really found the boy,but he was really bad,laying down on the floor,near a river.and his father said there were insects getting out of his mouth.unfortunately he died in the same day,he ws found.i live in the amazonian area but i live in the city of BelÃ©m and i`ve never been really ,into the forest.but the weather here is very humid,and hot the most part of the year and it rains a lot.now we`re in the winter which simply means that it rains even more(actually we have strong storms too).it can be raining all day long for a couple of days for example and it gets a little colder.we also have sunny and hot days ,but they are fewer in the winter than in summer.we just have these two seasons here.

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Weather in the Amazon
The Amazon Rainforest is characterized by rain, heat and more rain and heat, providing the perfect environment for plants and wildlife! The Amazon is always humid with generous amounts of rain occurring year-round. Both the rainy and â€œrainierâ€ seasons are great times for an Amazon tour. The season with the most rain can be considered a prime time to visit because there tends to be an increased amount of animal activity. An increase in rain brings higher levels of fruit production, which means that many species (including monkeys and fruit-eating birds) are more active and begin their reproductive cycles. No matter how much we would love for all our travelers to have successful wildlife viewing, the bottom line is animal spotting is generally based on pure luck! The Amazon is a unique, unpredictable place, so to ensure the best experience possible it is necessary to come prepared for the unexpected! If nothing else, the Amazonâ€™s whether is predictably unpredictable.

Ecuadorian Amazon

The Ecuadorian Amazon is rainy, humid and warm! The rain becomes more frequent in March and continues through July. August thru early December is more of a â€œfluctuation season,â€ meaning that it can rain one minute and be sunny the next. This fluctuation makes it hard to classify this time of year as part of the rainy or less-rainy season. January is the start of the least rainy period, a period that continues on until March. Keep in mind that downpours and cool rainstorms can appear unexpectedly anytime of the year, so be prepared for your Amazon tour!

Peruvian Amazon

The Peruvian Amazon is also rainy, humid and warm! May to October tends to be the cooler, less precipitated season. From November to April there is a greater chance for heavier rains and warmer temperatures. About eighty percent of rainfall occurs during these months. Rain can last for hours or even days. Average highs and lows range from 62Âº F at night up to around 93Âº F during the day. The lowland sections of the Peruvian Amazon can receive approximately two meters of rain annually and have temperatures ranging between 79Âº F at night to 90ÂºF during the day. However, come prepared for anything on your Amazon tour; occasional cold fronts can bring temperatures down to a low of 45Âº F.

Bolivian Amazon

Not too surprising, the Bolivian Amazon is rainy, humid and warm as well! There are two main seasons to experience during your Amazon tour: heavy rainfall from November to March, and the season with lighter rainfall from April to September. During the months of heavier rains, there can be intense lengthy rainfall, but also beautiful sunny days. And keep in mind that even in the less rainy season there is a chance for strong rainfall. Temperatures during this period of less precipitation average a temperature of 81Âº F. During anytime of the year, occasional â€œSurazosâ€ (storms from the south) may occur, bringing in colder temperatures that reach down to 54Âº F. Therefore, year-round it is necessary to come ready for all sorts of weather possibilities!

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