Weather Forecast for Puerto Vallarta: September 24, 2024

Puerto Vallarta, September 24, 2024 – Puerto Vallarta residents and visitors should prepare for rain and humid conditions as the weather forecast indicates a wet and muggy atmosphere over the coming days. Tuesday brings a mix of partly cloudy skies and rain, with temperatures expected to reach as high as 30°C throughout the day, creating hot and sticky conditions.

Morning Forecast:

At dawn, there is a 69% chance of light to moderate rainfall, with light winds from the west-northwest at 9 km/h. While gusts are not expected, the high temperatures and humidity will make the air feel particularly heavy. The day begins with a temperature of 30°C, signaling a hot and muggy start, so those heading outdoors should seek relief in air-conditioned spaces where possible.

Afternoon Update:

The heat continues into the afternoon with temperatures holding steady at 30°C. With a 96% chance of light to moderate rainfall, residents and travelers alike are advised to take caution on the roads. Wet streets can quickly become hazardous, so reducing speed and maintaining a safe distance between vehicles is strongly recommended. Winds will remain light, maxing out at 10 km/h, without significant gusts.

Evening Conditions:

By nightfall, temperatures will drop slightly to 27°C, but the humidity will persist, creating a stifling atmosphere. A 100% chance of rain means that umbrellas and raincoats will be essential for those venturing outside. The rain, combined with the lingering heat, will make for an uncomfortable night, so seeking air-conditioned environments to cool off is advisable.

Tomorrow’s Outlook:

On Wednesday, September 25, Puerto Vallarta will see even warmer temperatures, reaching up to 32°C by midday. Thick clouds are expected to cover the sky in the morning, making the day feel gloomy. Light northwest winds will blow at speeds up to 9 km/h, continuing the pattern of mild, consistent breezes.

Afternoon temperatures will slightly decrease to 31°C, with scattered clouds providing some respite from the sun’s rays. Light winds will continue, reaching up to 12 km/h, keeping the air relatively still.

Later into the night, there’s a 20% chance of light to moderate rain. With temperatures lingering at 27°C, the humid atmosphere will continue to prevail. Drivers should exercise caution during any potential downpours by reducing speed and maintaining safe distances from other vehicles.

Long-Term Forecast:

The coming days indicate a continuation of the rainy and humid pattern, with temperatures hovering around the mid-30s:

  • Thursday, September 26: Expect a high of 33°C with light winds at 10 km/h and a 99% chance of rain.
  • Friday, September 27: Light rain is expected with a 92% chance of precipitation. Temperatures will range from a low of 25°C to a high of 33°C, with winds from the west-northwest at 9 km/h.
  • Saturday, September 28: The weather will mirror Friday’s conditions with a high of 33°C, light winds at 10 km/h, and a 100% chance of rain.

Tips for the Coming Days:

Given the ongoing rain and hot temperatures, residents and visitors are encouraged to take the following precautions:

  • Stay hydrated: The combination of heat and humidity can be exhausting, so ensure you drink plenty of water.
  • Plan outdoor activities accordingly: With the high likelihood of rain, those planning outdoor excursions should monitor weather updates and carry rain gear.
  • Drive carefully: Wet conditions are expected, increasing the risk of accidents. Keep speeds down, and avoid abrupt stops to reduce the chance of hydroplaning.
  • Use air conditioning: The persistent humidity will make the air feel heavy, so consider spending time in air-conditioned environments to stay comfortable.

As the rainy season continues, locals and visitors should be mindful of the weather forecasts to avoid disruptions to daily routines. Make the most of Puerto Vallarta’s 12 hours and 4 minutes of daylight today, with sunrise at 6:50 AM and sunset at 6:55 PM.

Puerto Vallarta, September 24, 2024 – Puerto Vallarta residents and visitors should prepare for rain and humid conditions as the weather forecast indicates a wet and muggy atmosphere over the coming days. Tuesday brings a mix of partly cloudy skies and rain, with temperatures expected to reach as high as 30°C throughout the day, creating hot and sticky conditions.

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