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26 de ene. de 2024 · Low season in Mexico City: June to September. The low season falls during the city’s rainy period, from June to September. Average temperatures hover around 18°C to 19°C (64°F to 66°F). Rain showers are frequent, particularly afternoons, but mornings are typically sunny.
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Hottest Months: April and May (81 F - average high)Coldest Month:January (72 F - average high)Wettest Month: July (5.4 inches)Windiest Month: June (7 mph)Rainy seasonin Mexico City lasts from May through September. The vast majority of Mexico City's annual average rainfall of 30 to 34 inches falls during these months. During this time, you can expect afternoon or evening showers or thunderstorms, and occasionally even hail storms. The rain is usually brief but can be intense. Sometimes it rains very...
Due to its massive population, high elevation and location in a large valley surrounded by mountains on three sides, air pollution in Mexico City can be a problem. Oxygen levels at this altitude inhibit complete fuel combustion in engines, causing higher emissions of carbon monoxide and other compounds. A few climate factors affect air quality on a...
The weather warms up during the springtime, especially during the day, and there’s a lot more sunshine than other times of the year. Daytime temperatures may reach 80 degrees F (27 degrees C) in the afternoon. The temperature drops at night, however, and it can still be a bit cold. What to pack:In the springtime, it’s all about layers. During the d...
June to September is the wettest time of year, and it may rain every day, although usually only for part of the day (mainly in the afternoons and evenings). Temperatures are generally milder than other times of the year, with less extreme changes in temperature from day to night. Daytime temperatures are similar to those experienced in the winter s...
Fall is a pleasant season in Mexico City. There is still some rain in September, and the final rains of the year usually fall in October, but unless there’s a hurricane along the coast, which can bring overcast and rainy days, it’s much drier than the summer months. The temperatures are usually mild, although towards the end of November you’ll begi...
The winter months see cold nights with generally pleasant daytime temperatures. It can drop to freezing during the night and since Mexico City buildings are lacking central heating and most have poor or no insulation, you will feel the cold indoors as well. It rarely rains this time of year, and days can be sunny and clear. As long as you’re prepar...
16 de mar. de 2024 · The summer months of June to August are Mexico's rainy season. The weather still hits highs around 26°C (79°F) during the day, but downpours appear nearly every afternoon. Because it's a slower season, some hotels offer discounted rates.
1 de abr. de 2024 · The spring season of March-May brings mild, pleasant weather to Mexico City. Average daily high temperatures are 26-28 degrees Celsius (80-83 degrees Fahrenheit). While May is rainier, March and April are still at the tail end of the dry season and only receive an average of an inch of rain all month.
1 de mar. de 2024 · The rainy season in Mexico City (like much of Mexico) runs between June and September. While downpours are usually brief and don’t last an entire day, this can have an impact on your travel experience and make the experience of exploring outdoor attractions (like Teotihuacan and Xochimilco) less pleasant.
27 de oct. de 2023 · Surprisingly, one of the low seasons in CDMX follows directly after the high season when most Mexico City residents go on vacation. That’s June through August. This is also the start of the rainy season, so prepare for warm mornings, a huge downpour in the afternoon, and then cool evenings.
2 de oct. de 2019 · Rainy season in central and southern Mexico lasts roughly from May or June through October or November. Hurricanes and tropical storms can go hand-in-hand with the rainy season, so if you're traveling during this time of year, read up on hurricane season travel as well.
