Don’t put your umbrella away just yet—the rainy season isn’t over. In fact, according to the National Water Commission’s (Conagua) weather forecast for Mexico City, rain is expected during this last week of October.
From October 26 to November 1, there will be all kinds of activities in Mexico City to celebrate the Day of the Dead. And that’s not all! On Wednesday, October 28, we’ll also see Checo Pérez on Paseo de la Reforma. That’s why we’re bringing you the weather forecast so you can take precautions before leaving home.
Weather Forecast for Mexico City for the Week of October 26
Although the intensity of the rainfall will be lower, the fact is that it will continue to rain in Mexico City. Isolated showers are expected on Monday, October 26, Wednesday, October 28, and Thursday, October 29; while showers are forecast for Tuesday, October 27.
If you’re driving, keep in mind that on October 27 and 28, there’s a chance of fog in some areas during the morning. As for temperatures, we’ll see highs of 20 to 22 degrees on Monday; 21 to 23 degrees on Tuesday; and 22 to 24 degrees on Wednesday, which means it will stay mild in the afternoon.
The rainy season will end in November, so we still have several weeks with Tláloc’s presence in Mexico City.
