Places in Mexico, where it does't get hot? (to live, cities, locations)

[msta999]

What are some of Mexico's cooler (temp) places? Say, doesn't get above 75, normally, and are still safe for Americans to live in....

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[SenorChip]

Toluca, Taxco, Cuernavaca, Orizaba, San Miguel de Allende.

[Willy702]

Originally Posted by SenorChip

Toluca, Taxco, Cuernavaca, Orizaba, San Miguel de Allende.

More like Toluca and not many other places. Cuernavaca gets up near 90 for a few months a year, SMA and the big cities in the center are in the high 70s/low 80s for high temperatures for about half the year. Probably still close to what the OP would find desirable because it always cools down at night.

[Ruth4Truth]

Lake Chapala. When the temps do rise, the rains come, and cool everything down. I've lived in that type of climate, in NM. It's true; the summer temps get well into the 80's, sometimes the 90's, but the seasonal "monsoons" bring the temps down to a comfortable level. Even so, people have A/C. But being outdoors isn't uncomfortably hot, because of the daily rain shower. And it doesn't rain all day; there's a cloudburst, then it moves on.

[adventuregurl]

Originally Posted by Ruth4Truth

Lake Chapala. When the temps do rise, the rains come, and cool everything down. I've lived in that type of climate, in NM. It's true; the summer temps get well into the 80's, sometimes the 90's, but the seasonal "monsoons" bring the temps down to a comfortable level. Even so, people have A/C. But being outdoors isn't uncomfortably hot, because of the daily rain shower. And it doesn't rain all day; there's a cloudburst, then it moves on.

Where in NM are you talking about?

[rodolfocostarica]

try this site. put in different locations and compare. works great. not all cities are in their database but most
good luck.



https://weatherspark.com/compare/y/7...and-Cuernavaca

[Tijuanito]

1. MEXICO CITY — a little obscure place with twenty million residents that people have managed to overlook

2. The west (Pacific) coast of Baja California (norte, not Sur):

- Playas de Jardines de Tijuana

- Playas de Rosarito

- Ensenada

And the much smaller towns dotting the west coast heading south from Ensenada

[engineman]

We took the train to the top of the Copper Canyon in February and stayed in a hotel where the rooms were indivdual cottages. In the morning I looked out the window and there was 6 inches of snow on the ground.

[Sage 80]

Puebla.

It’s like springtime all the time.

[cityandmore]

A few places I've heard stay fairly cooler throughout the year are Orizaba and parts of the central highlands like Toluca. When I checked out the weather site @rodolfocostarica recommended, it showed average highs in Orizaba being in the mid-70s F even in summer. Cuernavaca does get warmer but @Ruth4Truth makes a good point about Lake Chapala - the moisture there seems to take the edge off heat.