Puerto Vallarta Weather Report: September 7, 2024

Residents and visitors of Puerto Vallarta should prepare for wet and rainy conditions this weekend, as the local weather forecast indicates light to moderate showers throughout the day. While the sun will peek through at times, heavy rain is expected, especially during the afternoon and evening hours.

Morning Forecast As dawn breaks over Puerto Vallarta, the west-southwest winds will blow gently at a speed of 8 km/h, offering only minimal relief from the tropical heat. The temperature at daybreak is expected to be a warm 30°C, with light cloud cover making it an ideal time to explore the town’s natural beauty before the rains set in. Those heading out early should take advantage of the relatively calm weather, but keep in mind the rising humidity.

Afternoon Showers Expected As the day progresses into the afternoon, temperatures will climb slightly, reaching 31°C. A 100% chance of light to moderate rain is predicted for this time, so motorists are urged to exercise caution. Slowing down and maintaining a safe distance between vehicles will be crucial to avoid accidents on rain-slicked roads. Winds from the west-southwest will remain at 8 km/h, though they are expected to be mild and barely noticeable amidst the rain.

Evening Weather Outlook By nightfall, there will be a 36% chance of rain, with the temperature holding steady at a balmy 27°C. Puerto Vallarta’s evenings can still feel warm and humid, so locals and visitors alike are encouraged to seek shelter in air-conditioned spaces to escape the heat. The rains, though less frequent, will continue to be a concern for those out on the roads.

Looking Ahead to Tomorrow: More Rain on the Horizon Tomorrow’s weather offers little reprieve, as there is a 100% chance of rain at first light. The temperature is forecast to reach 32°C, and while the winds will remain light at 7 km/h, the rain will persist throughout the day. By evening, the chance of rain will still be high at 98%, and temperatures will drop to 30°C. Those planning activities for Sunday should be prepared for wet conditions and possible delays.

Long-Term Forecast: Rain to Dominate the Upcoming Week The rainy trend is expected to continue into next week, with Monday, September 9, also showing a 100% chance of light rain. Winds will stay calm, blowing at 8 km/h, with temperatures remaining high at 32°C.

Tuesday, September 10, will follow a similar pattern, with rain and slightly higher temperatures, reaching 33°C. The winds will pick up slightly, blowing from the west at 8 km/h.

By Wednesday, September 11, winds will increase to 9 km/h, but the rain will persist. Temperatures will stay consistent at around 32°C. This weather pattern of rain and warm temperatures is expected to last throughout the week, with maximum temperatures not exceeding 33°C and minimums at a muggy 25°C.

Puerto Vallarta Sunlight Hours With sunrise at 6:46 AM and sunset at 7:11 PM, Puerto Vallarta will experience 12 hours and 24 minutes of daylight today. Those planning to make the most of the dry hours should get outside early, as the afternoons and evenings will likely bring rain and humidity.

As Puerto Vallarta moves into a rainy spell, it is essential for both locals and tourists to take appropriate precautions. Motorists should slow down and maintain safe driving practices, and everyone should seek shelter during the heavier rains to avoid the dangers of slippery surfaces and rising water levels.

Stay safe, stay dry, and enjoy the vibrant, tropical atmosphere that Puerto Vallarta has to offer, rain or shine.

Residents and visitors of Puerto Vallarta should prepare for wet and rainy conditions this weekend, as the local weather forecast indicates light to moderate . . .

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