Average Rainfall in Mexico for July

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The tables below give monthly averages for rainfall during July at cities in Mexico. Each place has a total for days of wet weather and for the amount of rain it gets on average this month.

The calculation of rainy days only includes days when rainfall totalled 0.004 inches (0.1 millimetres) or more. Most of the precipitation totals are averages of weather data collected from 1971 to 2000. For the cities of Ciudad Juarez, Manzanillo, Mazatlan and Veracruz, the rainfall averages are based on weather recorded from 1951 to 1980.

You can jump to a separate table for different regions of the country: Central Mexico, Pacific Coast, Northern Mexico and Yucatan Peninsula & Gulf Coast.

Central Mexico

Average monthly precipitation in July
Days City Inches Millimetres
13 Aguascalientes   4.5 116
20 Cuernavaca 10.3 261
21 Guadalajara 10.8 274
17 Jalapa   8.0 203
16 Leon   7.3 185
23 Mexico City   6.9 175
22 Morelia   7.3 184
17 Puebla   6.5 165
11 Queretaro   5.1 129
  8 San Luis Potosi   2.1   53
23 Toluca   5.7 145
14 Villahermosa   6.8 173

Pacific Coast

July averages for total rainfall
Days City Inches Millimetres
12 Acapulco   9.6 243
  1 Cabo San Lucas   0.5   13
11 Huatulco   7.5 191
12 Ixtapa & Zihuatanejo   7.7 196
14 Manzanillo   5.6 141
13 Mazatlan   7.4 189
16 Puerto Vallarta 12.9 328

Northern Mexico

Average amount of rain in July
Days City Inches Millimetres
12 Chihuahua   4.3 108
  6 Ciudad Juarez   1.8   45
13 Culiacan   5.7 145
  9 Hermosillo   3.5   88
  1 Mexicali   0.2     5
  4 Monterrey   2.3   58
  2 Reynosa   1.0   24
  9 Saltillo   2.3   59
  1 Tijuana   0.0     1
  6 Torreon   1.4   35

Yucatan Peninsula & Gulf Coast

Precipitation totals for July
Days City Inches Millimetres
  9 Cancun   2.2   57
12 Cozumel   4.5 116
13 Merida   6.7 171
12 Tampico   5.9 151
21 Veracruz 16.5 420
Reference

Comision Nacional Del Agua and World Meteorological Organization. World Weather Information Service - Mexico.

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