Warm breeze and rising heat: What to expect in Puerto Vallarta and across Mexico in the coming weeks
Scorching sun, warm seas, and rising humidity: Puerto Vallarta braces for a hot, tropical stretch as Mexico enters peak summer across all regions.
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Today in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, the weather feels tropical and calm, with a current temperature of 76°F, feeling like 81°F due to high humidity at 96%. A light northeasterly breeze at 2.2 mph and misty conditions are present. The UV index is low at the moment, but the sun is expected to dominate throughout the day. Sea water remains inviting with an average temperature of 76.7°F, ideal for swimming or snorkeling.
Over the next few days, the heat will intensify:
- Thursday (Jun 5): 83°F / 75°F – Clear skies, no rain, light breeze
- Friday (Jun 6): 87°F / 76°F – Sunny and dry
- Saturday (Jun 7): 92°F / 77°F – Very hot but still dry
- Sunday (Jun 8): 91°F / 74°F – Rain likely in the afternoon (88% chance)
Water temperatures will gradually rise, reaching 79.6°F by Monday. Perfect beach weather continues through the weekend.
Looking ahead, the two-week forecast for Puerto Vallarta brings consistently hot and humid conditions, with daytime highs ranging from 86°F to 92°F, and nighttime lows staying comfortably warm in the 68–75°F range. Intermittent rainfall is expected from June 8 onward, peaking around mid-month.
Around Mexico: Regional weather highlights
Northern Mexico is experiencing extreme heat. Cities like Ciudad Juárez and Chihuahua report highs over 101°F. Mexicali tops the chart at 104°F.
Central Mexico, including Mexico City and Toluca, is more moderate: highs around 82–85°F, with cooler nights near 50–55°F.
Southern regions, such as Tuxtla and Oaxaca, remain humid and warm (83–89°F) with frequent rain and high humidity over 80%.
Eastern coastal cities, including Campeche and Chetumal, are hot and tropical with temperatures between 93–101°F, and humidity levels over 70%.
Western Mexico, where Puerto Vallarta and Colima are located, is mostly dry, sunny, and very hot, with highs from 95°F to 99°F and minimal wind.
Overall, Mexico is entering its full summer mode — dry and scorching in the north and west, while central and southern parts brace for scattered tropical showers. Travelers are advised to stay hydrated, wear sunscreen, and monitor local advisories for any storm developments.