Climate Chart of Tijuana, Mexico

Monthly data: Temperature °C, Rain (mm), Sunshine (h) · 2013–2023

Climate overview

Temperature

Monthly mean temperatures are coolest in January, at 13.0 °C, and warmest in August, at 21.5 °C. These are averages for each month, not daytime highs, so they do not show the full range visitors may encounter from day to day. The unweighted mean across the monthly means is 17.0 °C. It offers a broad annual reference, but does not describe any particular month or account for the different numbers of days in the months.

Rain

Mean daily rainfall is lowest in June, at 0.08 mm/day, and highest in December, at 1.97 mm/day. The figures are daily means rather than monthly totals; the lower average does not guarantee dry days or indicate how often rain occurs. The unweighted mean of the monthly daily-rainfall means is 0.83 mm/day. Use it as a broad summary rather than a forecast for a visit or a measure of rain frequency.

Sunshine

Mean daily sunshine reaches its highest monthly average in July, at 12.04 hours/day, and its lowest in December, at 7.90 hours/day. These averages can help with planning for outdoor daylight, but sunshine duration is not the same as day length. The unweighted mean of the monthly sunshine means is 10.15 hours/day per day, a year-wide reference that does not predict the sunshine available on any individual day.

Snow

The highest monthly mean daily snowfall is recorded in February, at 0.02 mm/day. This small average records snowfall, but does not establish how many snowy days occur, snow depth, snow cover or skiing conditions.

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For visitors prioritising lower average rainfall, June is the conditional option in the rainfall figures, with mean daily rainfall of 0.08 mm/day. This does not guarantee dry weather or quantify rain frequency, so keep plans flexible rather than treating the average as a daily forecast. If cooler monthly mean conditions are the priority, January has the coolest mean, 13.0 °C; this is not a daytime maximum and cannot describe day-to-day variability. For rain preparation, note that the highest mean daily rainfall occurs in December, at 1.97 mm/day.

For planning outdoor sightseeing around sunshine averages, July has the highest mean daily sunshine duration, 12.04 hours/day, while December has the lowest, 7.90 hours/day. These figures describe average sunshine duration, not day length or the conditions on a particular day. The recorded snowfall mean peaks in February at 0.02 mm/day, but it cannot indicate snowy-day frequency or snow cover. Treat it as a limited snowfall record rather than evidence of particular winter activities or conditions.

Climate Data Overview for Tijuana, Mexico

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