Mexico City · Mexico
June
Rainy season in full swing — 121mm of rain, but the city's food and arts scene runs indoors undeterred.
Strong option
#10 of 12 months
There are better months for Mexico City — see the full ranking below.
See when to go instead →Climate
High
24°C
Low
13°C
Rain
121mm
Sun
5.5hrs/day
30-year climate normals · Open Meteo ERA5
How June scores in Mexico City
Weather
Average
Value
Excellent
Crowds
Excellent
Events
Average
Atmosphere
Very good
What you gain in June
- ↑Cheapest hotel rates of the year: international tourism drops in the rainy season, and some of the best hotels in Polanco and Roma Norte are available at a fraction of dry-season rates
- ↑Mexico City's world-class indoor life: the rains are irrelevant if you're in Pujol, Quintonil, or El Cardenal — the restaurant scene operates at full capacity all year
- ↑Alebrijes Night Parade preparation (late October but workshops running): the Museo de Arte Popular's alebrije artisan workshops offer behind-the-scenes access when tourist groups are minimal
What you sacrifice
- ↓121mm of rain: heavy downpours nearly every afternoon — an umbrella is not optional and outdoor plans need fallback options
- ↓Humidity at 67%: the comfortable highland spring feel is largely gone; afternoons feel tropical
- ↓Cloud cover reducing sunshine to 5.5 hours daily — photography conditions much harder than the dry season clarity
How June compares to November (best month)
| Factor | June | November ★ |
|---|---|---|
| Weather | 4 | 9 |
| Value | 8 | 5 |
| Crowds | 8 | 4 |
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)Medellín (28°C)Fiji (26°C)
Climate data: 30-year normals (1991–2020) from Open Meteo ERA5 reanalysis. Scores compare months within Mexico City, not across destinations. Methodology →