Puerto Vallarta Weather Forecast for Decemeber 19, 2024

Residents and visitors in Puerto Vallarta should prepare for mostly cloudy skies and a small chance of rain on Thursday. Weather conditions will create a slightly uncomfortable atmosphere, with poor air quality reported throughout the day.

Today’s Forecast
Morning:
The early hours begin with temperatures hovering near 29°C. It is expected to feel quite hot, so seeking air-conditioned environments is advisable. Westerly breezes may reach around 8 km/h, but will remain hardly noticeable. Scattered clouds will appear in certain areas, offering brief shade from the warm morning sun.

Afternoon:
By midday, gentle west winds picking up to about 10 km/h will accompany partly cloudy skies. Temperatures are anticipated to reach around 32°C. Although the breeze remains mild, the warmth of the afternoon calls for staying hydrated and wearing suitable sun protection.

Evening and Night:
As nightfall approaches, there is a 34% chance of light to moderate rain. Drivers are advised to reduce speeds, maintain a safe distance between vehicles, and use caution on potentially slick roadways. Temperatures will settle at a comfortable 22°C, creating a pleasant, mild evening environment.

Local Tip:
Maintaining a tidy, well-organized home can contribute to better sleep quality and improved overall energy levels.

Outlook for Tomorrow, December 20
Morning temperatures are expected to climb to around 32°C, creating a warm start to the day under clear, open skies. Light westerly winds at about 7 km/h will likely go unnoticed.
By early afternoon, skies are forecast to remain clear, and temperatures will dip slightly to around 31°C. Light westerly breezes at 9 km/h will prevail.
At dusk, there is a 43% chance of light to moderate rain. Motorists are advised to exercise caution, adjust speeds, and maintain safe driving distances. Evening temperatures will rest near 23°C, offering a balanced and comfortable end to the day.

Long-Term Weather Outlook

  • Saturday, December 21: Temperatures ranging from 20°C to 31°C, with scattered clouds and winds reaching 9 km/h.
  • Sunday, December 22: Clear skies, no cloud cover expected. Winds from the west-northwest at around 10 km/h, with temperatures around 31°C.
  • Monday, December 23: Westerly winds at approximately 11 km/h, accompanied by clear skies and warm conditions near 31°C.

Beyond Monday, forecasters anticipate mostly clear to partially cloudy skies, with daily highs not exceeding 32°C and lows around 20°C.

In Puerto Vallarta, sunrise occurs at 7:31 AM and sunset at 6:24 PM, totaling approximately 10 hours and 52 minutes of daylight. Residents and visitors can use this time to enjoy the city’s natural beauty, while keeping an eye on changing weather conditions and maintaining appropriate safety measures.

Residents and visitors in Puerto Vallarta should prepare for mostly cloudy skies and a small chance of rain on Thursday. Weather conditions will create . . .

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