Puerto Vallarta Weather Forecast for November 18, 2024

Puerto Vallarta will experience a rainy day today, with light to moderate rain forecasted for much of the day.

Morning:
Rainfall is expected early, with a 61% probability of light to moderate showers. Temperatures will remain comfortable at 24°C, providing a versatile climate suitable for outdoor activities if planned cautiously. Winds from the northwest will be gentle, reaching a maximum speed of 7 km/h.

Afternoon:
As the day progresses into the afternoon, rain is expected to persist, with a slight increase in the chance of showers to 62%. Those venturing out are advised to drive carefully, as wet roads may pose risks. Temperatures will hold steady at 24°C, with northwesterly winds picking up slightly to 10 km/h.

Evening and Night:
By evening, the rain will ease, dropping to a 21% chance of light showers. Temperatures will cool slightly to 23°C, creating a mild and adaptable environment for evening activities. Winds will remain calm, adding to the tranquil night conditions.

Tuesday, November 19, 2024

Tomorrow begins with completely cloudy skies and light winds from the west-northwest at up to 10 km/h. The day will be warm, with morning temperatures reaching 29°C. By afternoon, the heat will intensify, with temperatures climbing to 28°C. It’s advisable to stay cool in air-conditioned spaces during peak heat hours. The skies will display isolated clouds, offering brief moments of shade.

In the evening, temperatures will drop to 23°C under heavily clouded skies, providing a comfortable setting for evening plans.

Extended Forecast

Wednesday, November 20: Expect partly cloudy skies with light winds of 11 km/h. Temperatures will peak at 29°C, creating a pleasant and manageable day.

Thursday, November 21: Heavier cloud cover will dominate, accompanied by gentle west-northwest winds at 9 km/h. Temperatures will rise slightly to 30°C.

Friday, November 22: Rain returns, with a 97% chance of light showers. Temperatures will range from a morning low of 22°C to a warm 31°C in the afternoon. Winds will remain light at 9 km/h.

For the rest of the week, Puerto Vallarta will see a mix of cloudy skies and occasional rainfall, with temperatures ranging from 21°C to 31°C. A notable increase in temperature is expected by Friday, making it feel hotter as the weekend approaches.

Sunrise and Sunset:
The sun rises at 7:13 AM and sets at 6:19 PM today, providing 11 hours and 6 minutes of daylight. Make the most of this limited sunlight, whether you’re indoors or out enjoying the fresh air.

Puerto Vallarta will experience a rainy day today, with light to moderate rain forecasted for much of the day.

Morning:

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