Puerto Vallarta Weather Forecast for May 28, 2025

Get the latest Puerto Vallarta weather forecast for May 28, 2025: partly cloudy skies, highs up to 34 °C, gentle breezes, and essential tips to stay cool and hydrated.

Puerto Vallarta will see partly cloudy skies today as temperatures climb, prompting locals and visitors to stay cool and hydrated.

Morning
Dense clouds will shroud the sunrise, with temperatures rising to 32 °C (90 °F) by late morning. A gentle west-northwesterly breeze—peaking at 13 km/h (8 mph)—will offer little relief from the heat, and gusts are not expected. In the absence of bright sunlight, residents may want to rely on indoor or artificial lighting to boost mood and visibility.

Afternoon
By early afternoon, temperatures will hit 34 °C, making extended periods outdoors potentially uncomfortable. Cloud cover will remain thick, and west-northwesterly winds will ease slightly to around 12 km/h (7.5 mph). Health officials recommend limiting direct sun exposure and drinking plenty of water to ward off dehydration and heat exhaustion.

Night
Clouds will persist into the evening as the mercury dips to a still-warm 26 °C. Those heading out after sunset should plan to spend time in air-conditioned spaces or well-ventilated areas to stay comfortable.

Tip: Drinking water regularly not only keeps you hydrated but also supports energy levels and mental focus throughout the day.


Looking Ahead to Thursday, May 29, 2025
The heat and clouds will stick around into tomorrow:

  • Morning: Temperatures will reach 32 °C, under heavy cloud cover. Winds will peak at 9 km/h (5.6 mph). Shade and air-conditioned spots will be your best bet.
  • Early Afternoon: A 98 % chance of light to moderate rain has meteorologists urging drivers to maintain extra distance between vehicles. The high will stall at 30 °C, with westerly breezes up to 10 km/h (6 mph).
  • Night: Temperatures will settle around 25 °C as light rain continues (100 % chance). Winds will calm to about 4 km/h (2.5 mph). Motorists should drive slowly and watch for slick roads.

Stay tuned to local forecasts for any sudden changes, and make hydration and heat safety your priorities as Puerto Vallarta rides out another warm, cloudy stretch.

Get the latest Puerto Vallarta weather forecast for May 28, 2025: partly cloudy skies, highs up to 34 °C, gentle breezes, and essential tips to . . .

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