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Mexico City Weather in July — Climate Guide

July in Mexico City is Moderate

Avg High
24°C
Avg Low
13°C
Rainy Days
17
Sunshine
5h

July is Moderate for Mexico City.

July is Mexico City's wettest month — 170mm rainfall (the year's peak), 17 rain days (more than half the month), 5 sunshine hours daily. The trade-off is that Korean and North American summer vacation peak drives a counter-rebound in tourism despite the bad weather — hotels recover 10-20% from June's low (Four Seasons $450-900 vs June $400-800), Pujol / Quintonil reservations require 3-4 weeks lead time again, and Roma Norte / Polanco hotel occupancy climbs. Korean summer travelers occasionally pick CDMX for the 180-day visa-free + Pujol foodie pilgrimage angle, but Korean direct flights still require LAX / DFW transit (17-20h total). The smart July strategy: morning-only sightseeing (Teotihuacán 07:30 pickup, back by 15:00), full afternoons at indoor cultural sites (Anthropology Museum, Bellas Artes, Frida Casa Azul if booked ahead), evening Pujol or Quintonil tasting menus. Storm-watching from Roma Norte café rooftop becomes its own activity — torrential downpours followed by sharp clearings and dramatic light.

Crowds: Moderate Prices: Shoulder Sea temp: 0°C
6 /10

Travel score

Wettest month — 17 rain days, but Korean summer alignment + Pujol pilgrimage

July Weather at a Glance

July averages 24°C / 75°F highs and 13°C / 55°F lows with 170mm rainfall across 17 rain days — the year's wettest profile. Humidity 70%. Sunshine drops to 5 hours daily (the year's lowest). UV index 9 (still high during morning sun). Afternoon storms reliable 15:00-19:00, occasionally extending into late evening. Sunrise 6:05 AM, sunset 7:15 PM.

July Travel Advice

Korean summer travelers planning CDMX: book Pujol / Quintonil 3-4 weeks ahead (via pujol.com.mx / quintonil.com), book Frida Kahlo Casa Azul 2-3 weeks ahead, book hotels 4-6 weeks ahead. Lima-Cusco-style Peru combo is rare from CDMX (different region entirely) — most CDMX-summer Korean travelers combine with Cancún (4h flight, beach reset) or Oaxaca (1h flight, mezcal + Monte Albán). Teotihuacán: 07:30 pickup is non-negotiable in July — afternoon storms regularly close the site for safety. Pack waterproof shell + waterproof bag — Roma Norte side streets flood during heavy storms (15-20cm standing water for 30 minutes post-storm). Lucha Libre at Arena México on Friday or Sunday is the canonical storm-proof CDMX evening — indoor wrestling spectacle, $15-50, dramatic and family-friendly.

Flying In from Overseas

Korean summer vacation peak (mid-July through August); Japanese summer holiday (お盆 Obon late August); North American summer family travel peak. Direct flights: NYC 5h ($400-900), LAX 4h ($350-700), Miami 3h ($350-700), Madrid 11h ($650-1,200), London 12h ($700-1,300). Korea via LAX or DFW 17-20h ($1,600-2,500 — Korean summer premium). Japan via Vancouver or LAX 18-22h ($1,800-2,700). Visa-free 180 days for Korean, Japanese, EU, US, UK, Australian, New Zealand passports. CDMX still much lower Korean / Japanese density than Cusco / Lima — most Asia-Latin America itineraries skip Mexico for Peru / Bolivia / Argentina.

July Pricing Trends

Korean / US summer rebound: Four Seasons $450-900 (+12% vs June), Las Alcobas $350-700, Ritz-Carlton $300-650, Brick Hotel Roma Norte $200-420, Gran Hotel CdM $200-420. Pujol $150-280 (3-4 weeks ahead). Quintonil $130-250. La Mar lunch $25-50. Uber Roma-Polanco $4-7 (storm surge during peak hours). Teotihuacán day tour $50-80. Lucha Libre Arena México $15-50.

Mexico City July Weather Stats

Avg High

24°C

-10°
40°
Temperature range

Avg Low

13°C

Rainy Days

17

170mm total

Sunshine

5h

Daily avg

Humidity

70%

Humid

UV Index

9

Very high

Wind

9 km/h

Gusts 18

Sea Temp

0°C

N/A altitude city

Crowds

Moderate

At attractions

July Sunrise & Sunset

Sunrise
06:05
Day length
13h 10m
Sunset
19:15
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Air Quality

65
AQI
Moderate
GoodModeratePoorVery poor

PM2.5

22 μg/m³

PM10

45 μg/m³

Status

Moderate

Feels-Like Temperature & Wind

Feels like

Daytime

24°C

/

Nighttime

13°C

Humidity and wind affect how the actual temperature feels.

Wind

9 km/h

Max gust 18 km/h

Activities Recommended for July

Teotihuacán 07:30 pickup mandatory (back by 15:00) Indoor afternoons: Anthropology + Frida + Bellas Artes + Soumaya Foodie pilgrimage Pujol / Quintonil / Rosetta evenings Mercado Roma + Mercado Coyoacán food halls (covered) Lucha Libre Arena México (Friday/Sunday — indoor, storm-proof)

July Travel Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Korean summer vacation alignment (visa-free 180 days + foodie pilgrimage)
  • Hotels still 10-20% off spring peak
  • Lush green Chapultepec + Coyoacán + Xochimilco at peak verdant
  • Long daylight (13h 10m)

Cons

  • **Most rain of the year — 17 rain days**
  • 5 sunshine hours — gray afternoons
  • Korean / US summer rebound — hotels recover 10-20%
  • Outdoor photos limited to morning windows

July Events & Festivals

  • **Wet-season peak — most rain days of the year (17)**
  • **Korean summer vacation peak** (mid-July through August)
  • North American summer family travel peak
  • Independence Day USA July 4 — minor uptick from US visitors

Mexico City in July — Full Picture

July is Mexico City's wettest month — 170mm rainfall (the year's peak), 17 rain days (more than half the month), 5 sunshine hours daily. The trade-off is that Korean and North American summer vacation peak drives a counter-rebound in tourism despite the bad weather — hotels recover 10-20% from June's low (Four Seasons $450-900 vs June $400-800), Pujol / Quintonil reservations require 3-4 weeks lead time again, and Roma Norte / Polanco hotel occupancy climbs. Korean summer travelers occasionally pick CDMX for the 180-day visa-free + Pujol foodie pilgrimage angle, but Korean direct flights still require LAX / DFW transit (17-20h total). The smart July strategy: morning-only sightseeing (Teotihuacán 07:30 pickup, back by 15:00), full afternoons at indoor cultural sites (Anthropology Museum, Bellas Artes, Frida Casa Azul if booked ahead), evening Pujol or Quintonil tasting menus. Storm-watching from Roma Norte café rooftop becomes its own activity — torrential downpours followed by sharp clearings and dramatic light.

What to Wear & What to Pack

Wet-season peak — 17 rain days expected (more than half the month). Quick-dry T-shirt + light long pants, waterproof shell jacket required, quick-dry shoes mandatory, compact umbrella always. UV index 9 (high) during morning sun windows. Light cardigan for indoor AC + 13°C / 55°F evenings (mild but damp).

Packing Checklist

Quick-dry T-shirts + light long pants
Waterproof shell jacket + waterproof bag
Compact umbrella + backup pocket umbrella
Quick-dry shoes (avoid leather)
Light cardigan for indoor AC
Sunscreen SPF 30 (UV 9 mornings)
Plastic bag for wet items

Seasonal Weather Overview

Spring (Mar·Apr·May)

Avg High

26.7°C

Avg Low

10.7°C

Rainy days

4.7/mo

Busy Peak

Summer (Jun·Jul·Aug)

Current
Avg High

24.3°C

Avg Low

13°C

Rainy days

16/mo

Moderate Shoulder

Autumn (Sep·Oct·Nov)

Avg High

23°C

Avg Low

10.7°C

Rainy days

8.3/mo

Busy Peak

Winter (Dec·Jan·Feb)

Avg High

22.7°C

Avg Low

6.3°C

Rainy days

1/mo

Moderate Shoulder

Mexico City Monthly Weather Comparison

Month High Low Rain Sun Humid UV Crowd Price
January (Best)
22° 1d·7mm 7h 50% 7 Moderate Shoulder
February (Best)
24° 1d·5mm 8h 45% 8 Moderate Shoulder
March (Best)
26° 2d·10mm 8h 40% 10 Busy Peak
April (Best)
27° 11° 4d·25mm 8h 45% 11 Busy Peak
27° 12° 8d·60mm 7h 50% 11 Moderate Shoulder
25° 13° 14d·130mm 6h 65% 10 Moderate Shoulder
24° 13° 17d·170mm 5h 70% 9 Moderate Shoulder
24° 13° 17d·160mm 6h 70% 9 Moderate Shoulder
24° 13° 15d·140mm 6h 70% 9 Busy Peak
October (Best)
23° 11° 8d·60mm 7h 60% 8 Busy Peak
November (Best)
22° 2d·10mm 8h 50% 7 Very busy Peak
December (Best)
22° 1d·7mm 7h 50% 7 Busy Peak

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is July a good time to visit Mexico City?

Mexico City in July is Moderate. Tourist crowds are moderate and flight/hotel prices are shoulder.

What's the average temperature in Mexico City in July?

Mexico City July averages a high of 24°C and a low of 13°C.

Does it rain much in Mexico City in July?

Mexico City July averages 170mm of rainfall over about 17 rainy days.

What should I wear in Mexico City in July?

Wet-season peak — 17 rain days expected (more than half the month). Quick-dry T-shirt + light long pants, waterproof shell jacket required, quick-dry shoes mandatory, compact umbrella always. UV index 9 (high) during morning sun windows. Light cardigan for indoor AC + 13°C / 55°F evenings (mild but damp).

What time are sunrise and sunset in Mexico City in July?

Mexico City July sunrise is 06:05 and sunset is 19:15, with 13h 10m of daylight.

What's the air quality like in Mexico City in July?

Mexico City July air quality (AQI) averages 65, rated Moderate. PM2.5 averages 22μg/m³.

What activities are recommended in Mexico City in July?

In July, Mexico City is great for Teotihuacán 07:30 pickup mandatory (back by 15:00), Indoor afternoons: Anthropology + Frida + Bellas Artes + Soumaya, Foodie pilgrimage Pujol / Quintonil / Rosetta evenings.

Is July peak season in Mexico City?

Mexico City July crowds are moderate and prices are shoulder. You can travel relatively comfortably without long queues.

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