- Snowfall
- No
- Climate Type
- Tropical savanna (hot year-round, seasonal rainfall)
- Driest Months
- March–April
Updated July 2026 · Sources cited: climatestotravel.com, weather-atlas.com
Good to know
Good to Know
- May is the hottest and most humid month—even locals try to avoid it. Temperatures frequently exceed 37°C (99°F) with high humidity; indoor air-conditioned activities are essential.
- Midday heat shapes local life year-round: markets open early, siestas are observed, and afternoons are slow. Plan outdoor exploration for early mornings.
- December–January are prime tourist season with higher prices and crowds; April–September offer lower accommodation rates but require tolerance for heat and humidity.
- No significant snowfall ever. Bring lightweight, breathable clothing; sunscreen and hydration are non-negotiable year-round.
- Hurricane season (June–November) rarely produces direct hits on Merida itself (inland, 30 km from coast), but tropical storms and intense afternoon rains are common June–October.
- Dry season (November–April) is ideal for cenote swimming, Mayan ruin tours, and outdoor dining; humidity is lower and daytime heat more manageable.
Humidity
- Range Percent
- 63–78
- Lowest Months
- April
- Highest Months
- August–September
Snowfall
No
Best Months
- Period
- November–March (dry season)
- Rainfall Mm
- minimal
- Description
- Cooler, drier, lower humidity; optimal for outdoor activities
Temperature Range Celsius
- Max
- 33
- Min
- 18
Temperature Range Fahrenheit
- Max
- 91
- Min
- 64
Climate Type
Tropical savanna (hot year-round, seasonal rainfall)
Worst Months
- Period
- April–May (pre-rain heat) and May–October (wet season)
- Rainfall Mm
- 600–800 mm (June–September peak)
- Description
- April–May: intense dry heat. June–October: hot, humid, rainy; hurricane risk June–November
April May Temperature Celsius
- Max
- 37
- Min
- 25
April May Temperature Fahrenheit
- Max
- 99
- Min
- 77
June October Temperature Celsius
- Max
- 34
- Min
- 24
June October Temperature Fahrenheit
- Max
- 93
- Min
- 75
Driest Months
March–April
Hurricane Season
- Period
- June 1 – November 30
- Highest Risk
- August–October
- Impact On Merida
- Inland; direct hits rare. Risk is tropical storms, thunderstorms, heavy rain; coastal day trips more exposed
Peak Rainfall Mm
185
Peak Rainfall Month
September
Driest Month Rainfall Mm
15
AI-generated estimateData refreshed July 2026
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