Updated Sunday, June 21, 2026, at 6:30 a.m.
Puerto Vallarta started Sunday with light rain, mostly cloudy skies, and high humidity. The airport-area station listed in the current weather reading reported 24°C / 75°F at 5:50 a.m., with humidity at 100% and a light northeast wind near 10 km/h / 6 mph.
The forecast high today is about 30°C / 86°F, with the low near 24°C / 76°F. The day will feel warmer than the thermometer shows once the rain eases, with the afternoon heat index expected to reach about 35°C / 95°F.
Showers remain possible through the morning. The more useful planning concern is the early afternoon through evening window, when the hour-by-hour forecast shows scattered showers and a few thunderstorms. Rain chances are near 50% in the morning and remain around 40% to 50% through parts of the afternoon and night.
Winds are expected to stay light, so there is no strong wind signal in the city forecast this morning. Beachgoers should still watch local flags and lifeguard instructions. If heavier rain falls, avoid swimming near river mouths, storm drains, and runoff areas where water quality and currents can change quickly.
No active tropical cyclone was listed for the Eastern Pacific early Sunday in the National Hurricane Center outlook. The marine picture can still change during thunderstorm periods, so small-boat trips, fishing outings, and bay tours should confirm conditions with operators before departure. The federal port-status portal remains the official place to check for port restrictions.
For planning, the best time for outdoor windows is late morning if showers break. Keep rain gear handy, expect slick streets during heavier showers, and avoid low crossings or fast-moving runoff if a storm cell sits over the city. Conditions can change quickly during the rainy season.
