How hot does Puerto Vallarta get in July?

around 90°F
July Weather in Puerto Vallarta Mexico. Daily high temperatures are around 90°F, rarely falling below 87°F or exceeding 93°F. Daily low temperatures are around 77°F, rarely falling below 74°F or exceeding 80°F.

Is July a good month for Puerto Vallarta?

The best time to visit Puerto Vallarta is between April and June when the weather is pleasant and the room rates are affordable. During these months, rain is scarce and there are fewer tourists compared to the winter high season.

Is July rainy in Puerto Vallarta?

Puerto Vallarta Weather in July: Summer is the start of the rainy season. July sees rain about half of the days and overcast skies almost every day. It’s a good idea to bring an umbrella and to plan some rainy day activities, just in case.

What is the rainy season in Puerto Vallarta Mexico?

Between April and June, rain is scarce, but don’t let the fear of ruined beach days keep you from visiting during Puerto Vallarta’s rainy season. Even in the wettest parts of the year, rainfall comes in short bursts and much of it falls in the evenings after hot, dry days.

Is there a hurricane season in Puerto Vallarta?

When is Hurricane Season in Puerto Vallarta? The rainy season in Puerto Vallarta typically lasts from June through October, but the most active hurricane season is in September and October. The worst hurricane in recent years was Hurricane Kenna in 2002.

What is the average humidity in Puerto Vallarta in July?

PUERTO VALLARTA AVERAGE CLIMATE INFORMATION
	Average High Temperature	Average Humidity*
June	88°F (31°C)	88% / 69%
July	89°F (31°C)	92% / 69%
August	90°F (32°C)	92% / 70%

Does it rain everyday in Puerto Vallarta?

Hardly ever. Even in rainy season, it’s normally sunny during the day (but moist —- not like the dry heat in Cabo) and the clouds start to gather in the early evening hours. You will see them come in, during the late afternoon and into the evening.

Does it rain all the time in Puerto Vallarta?

While rainy season usually sticks around from July to October, there is never a bad time to visit Puerto Vallarta. Rainfall may have increased, but there are several myths about rainy season that need to be cleared away. Myth: It rains all day.

When did the last hurricane hit Puerto Vallarta?

August 28th, 2021
Nora, a category 1 hurricane, tried to touch the heart of Puerto Vallarta. This past August 28th, 2021 Nora visited the shores of Puerto Vallarta, causing minor problems that included heavy rains, winds, power outages, and water problems, as well as floods.

When was the last hurricane hit Puerto Vallarta?

Hurricane Kenna in 2002, did hit Puerto Vallarta, but that was the last hurricane to cause significant damage and happened 18 years ago.

When was the last time Puerto Vallarta had a hurricane?

Yes, Puerto Vallarta does get hurricanes, but the city has only been struck 3 times in the past 50 years during the rainy season: Hurricane Nora (Category 1) in 2021. Hurricane Kenna (Category 4) in 2002. Hurricane Lily (Category 1) in 1971.

What months does it rain in Puerto Vallarta?

From July to October, the Puerto Vallarta weather features regular rain showers almost every afternoon, ranging from calm showers to thunderstorms. These storms can be magnificent to watch as lightning pierces the sky and lights up the ocean.

Can you swim in the ocean in Puerto Vallarta?

Puerto Vallarta is located on beautiful Banderas Bay where the waters are calmer than the Pacific Ocean. The bay and beaches are perfect for swimming, scuba diving, snorkeling, and kayaking.

Is July hurricane season in Puerto Vallarta?

Hurricane season in Puerto Vallarta lasts from July to October. Most precipitation falls in September, with a monthly average of 340 mm (13.4 in) of rainfall. Heavy rains can cause problems, but the natural geography of the city protects it from the most active hurricane season weather.

When was the big hurricane in Puerto Vallarta?

On October 25, 2002, a category 5 hurricane, that later made landfall close to San Blas in the neighboring state of Nayarit, let its angry storm surge fall upon Puerto Vallarta. Strong rain, with winds up to 140 miles per hour (225 km/h), and huge waves up to 20 feet tall, battered the Malecon and the city coast.