Puerto Vallarta Weather Forecast for December 14, 2024

According to the latest weather forecasts, residents and visitors to Puerto Vallarta can expect mostly cloudy skies and intermittent patches of scattered cloud cover over the coming days. While the warm days and moderate winds continue, conditions will remain generally favorable for most outdoor activities, though precaution is advised during the hottest midday hours.

Forecast for Saturday, December 14, 2024:
Morning:
The day begins with occasional scattered clouds, accompanied by a warm temperature of around 29°C. Though the west-northwest winds are gentle at about 7 km/h, it is recommended to seek refreshingly cool spaces or air-conditioned environments during this period.

Afternoon:
By early afternoon, scattered clouds persist, and the temperature is expected to rise to 33°C. These conditions can feel oppressive, and it is advisable to limit direct sun exposure and avoid prolonged outdoor exertion. Winds will remain gentle, increasing slightly to about 9 km/h.

Evening:
As evening settles in, the sky will become completely cloudy, and temperatures will ease to 23°C. This moderate climate allows for a range of activities to be enjoyed comfortably.

Sunday, December 15, 2024:
Morning:
Expect scattered clouds in the early hours, with westerly winds at approximately 7 km/h. Temperatures are forecast around 31°C. As the heat builds, it remains important to stay hydrated and utilize air-conditioned spaces.

Afternoon:
Later in the day, the sky transitions to dense cloud cover. Temperatures will hover near 30°C, and gentle westerly winds at 9 km/h will contribute to a warm, albeit somewhat cloudy afternoon. Consider taking breaks in cooler, shaded areas to avoid discomfort.

Evening:
As darkness approaches, skies will remain heavily overcast. The temperature will dip to 22°C, creating a versatile climate that can accommodate a variety of indoor and outdoor plans. Ensure adequate lighting for evening activities, as dense cloud cover may reduce natural brightness.

Long-Term Outlook:
Looking ahead to the coming days, mostly cloudy conditions mixed with periods of clear skies are anticipated. Temperatures are expected to remain warm but manageable.

  • Monday, December 16: West-northwest winds at 10 km/h and temperatures near 31°C. Skies will be mostly cloudy.
  • Tuesday, December 17: Temperatures linger at 31°C with light 10 km/h winds. Conditions will improve, offering clear skies.
  • Wednesday, December 18: Conditions remain pleasant with 10 km/h winds and temperatures around 30°C under sunny, clear skies.

Beyond these dates, temperatures are not expected to exceed 33°C, with lows possibly dipping to 19°C. Periods of mainly cloudy and partly clear skies will continue.

For those planning their day, sunrise in Puerto Vallarta occurs at 7:29 AM, and sunset at 6:22 PM, providing a total of 10 hours and 53 minutes of daylight. Residents and travelers are encouraged to make the most of the available sunlight while preparing for cloudier conditions as the evening hours progress.

According to the latest weather forecasts, residents and visitors to Puerto Vallarta can expect mostly cloudy skies and intermittent patches of scattered cloud cover . . .

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