Medellín · Colombia
June
The mid-dry season arrives — rain drops by 40%, sunshine returns, and the city starts to breathe.
Best match
#5 of 12 months
There are better months for Medellín — see the full ranking below.
See when to go instead →Climate
High
28°C
Low
17°C
Rain
87mm
Sun
6.5hrs/day
30-year climate normals · Open Meteo ERA5
How June scores in Medellín
Weather
Very good
Value
Very good
Crowds
Very good
Events
Above average
Atmosphere
Very good
What you gain in June
- ↑87mm of rain versus 148mm in May: the significant improvement in weather is immediately felt — the terrace restaurant scene reopens, and outdoor activities become feasible again
- ↑Verano en Medellín festival: concerts and cultural events in public parks and plazas throughout June and July mark the mid-year summer break
- ↑Feria de las Flores hotel bookings opening: the best properties in El Poblado and Laureles fill for August — June is the moment to book if you want the festival
What you sacrifice
- ↓87mm is still moderate rain: June is better than April–May but not the dry season — afternoon showers remain a feature of the day
- ↓Hotel rates rising from the May trough as mid-year city buzz returns — no longer the cheapest month
- ↓June 1 is peak Medellín expat arrival month, particularly from the US and Europe — El Poblado's character shifts noticeably with the influx
How June compares to December (best month)
| Factor | June | December ★ |
|---|---|---|
| Weather | 7 | 8 |
| Value | 7 | 5 |
| Crowds | 7 | 5 |
June in other destinations
Lisbon (23.8°C)Barcelona (25°C)Tokyo (26.8°C)Bali (30.1°C)Santorini (23.4°C)Paris (21.7°C)New York (25.1°C)Marrakech (31.3°C)Amsterdam (19.3°C)Maldives (30.8°C)Rome (26.2°C)Bangkok (32.2°C)Istanbul (24.7°C)Vienna (23.1°C)Seoul (26°C)Dubrovnik (25.1°C)Rio de Janeiro (25.3°C)Kyoto (28.4°C)Phuket (32°C)Cape Town (17.2°C)Prague (24°C)Amalfi Coast (28°C)Mexico City (24°C)Fiji (26°C)
Climate data: 30-year normals (1991–2020) from Open Meteo ERA5 reanalysis. Scores compare months within Medellín, not across destinations. Methodology →