Total visibility of Christ the Redeemer and of Rio de Janeiro.
As far as go seeing Christ the Redeemer statue concerns, it is important to discern a cloudy day from a rainy day. In a lack of a blue-sky day, and pressured by the little time you as a visitor may have in Rio de Janeiro, you will probably need to go see the Jesus statue no matter the weather conditions.
A rainy day is not necessarily a bad day to see Christ the Redeemer statue. On the contrary, it may be well worth the trip to the summit of Corcovado Mountain than on a rain-free cloudy or partially overcast day.
Partial visibility of Rio de Janeiro as well as of Christ the Redeemer statue.
The key decision factor before heading to Cristo Redentor (Christ the Redeemer) is whether or not there is a cloud cover affecting the statue. Checking the weather forecast is not enough. Looking at the sky from the window of your hotel is not enough either.
The most reliable way to check whether or not there is a cloud cover blocking the statue visibility is literally looking towards Corcovado Mountain. The most convenient location for tourists to do that is from the hotel room, or from the hotel roof-top. Yes, many hotels in Copacabana and Ipanema have rooms and roof-tops that offers a panoramic view to Corcovado Mountain.
No vibility of Rio de Janeiro and possibly some visibility of Christ the Redeemer statue.
In a lack of such locations at your hotel or self-catering apartment, you can locate in the maps presented in My Rio Travel Guide some vantage points in Rio de Janeiro that offers a broad view to Corcovado.
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