Puerto Vallarta Weather Forecast for May 17, 2025

Discover today’s weather forecast for Puerto Vallarta on May 17, 2025: very hot with temperatures up to 33°C, mostly cloudy skies, and light west-northwest winds; clear and even hotter weather ahead tomorrow.

Puerto Vallarta wakes up this Saturday, May 17, 2025, under very warm conditions. Early-morning temperatures already reach 30 °C, and residents are advised to seek cool, shaded spots or enjoy air-conditioned interiors before heading outdoors. Light west-northwest breezes of around 12 km/h will provide only modest relief, while mostly clear skies will allow the sun to shine through for much of the morning.

By early afternoon, the mercury climbs to a peak of 33 °C (91 °F). Although scattered clouds will drift across the sky, they won’t obstruct the sun’s intensity. Steady west-northwest winds—again up to 12 km/h—will continue, but without any strong gusts. It’s a day best spent by the water or under a beach umbrella; locals and visitors alike should plan for frequent hydration breaks and limit strenuous physical activity during the midday heat.

As evening approaches, cloud cover increases slightly, softening the sunset glow over Banderas Bay. Temperatures will drop to a comfortable 23 °C, making it an excellent evening for al fresco dining or a sunset stroll along the Malecón. The mild night will remain largely dry, with no rain expected, and the light breeze will persist—perfect conditions for outdoor events or gatherings.

Looking ahead to Sunday, May 18, the forecast calls for entirely clear skies from dawn until dusk. Morning temperatures will again start high and quickly climb to 35 °C, the hottest day so far this week. Afternoon readings will remain intense at around 33 °C, so sun protection and plenty of water are crucial. Winds will shift slightly but remain light at 11–13 km/h, and without cloud cover, stargazers can enjoy an unobstructed night sky once temperatures ease back to 23 °C.

Whether you’re planning beach time, city sightseeing, or a quiet evening outdoors, prepare for very warm to hot conditions over the next 24 hours in Puerto Vallarta. Stay cool, stay safe, and make the most of the blue skies and balmy nights.

Discover today’s weather forecast for Puerto Vallarta on May 17, 2025: very hot with temperatures up to 33°C, mostly cloudy skies, and light . . .

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