Cancun weather is one of the reasons why this Mexican resort is the second most popular resort in the Caribbean
Tourists include hotel , Shopping and restaurant ribbons; Cheap bus system; I have a lot of things to do; And provides convenient access to US airports and US airports. 1.5 hours flight time from Miami and four hours from Chicago.
The best time to go to Cancun is depending on whether you want to spend a lot of time on the beach and in the water or if you want to spend the most time dining and visiting the region's various attractions.
Cancun's weather usually rises throughout the year – in fact, many hotels and resorts have open air lobbies – but coastal ventilation makes the air and water milder in the winter months.
Average temperatures
The resort's average yearly high temperature is close to 88 degrees and the average low temperature is only 74 degrees, according to the World Meteorological Organization.
Cancun Weather May to September The hottest time when the average high temperature per month exceeds 90 degrees – in August it rises to 92.5.
In Cancun, December, January and February, the hottest is when the average high temperature is around 83 degrees.
Average low drop in January and February is below 70 degrees and hardly worsens in December 70.
Average Rainfall
The average rainfall is 4.4 inches per month, with an average monthly rainfall of 9.6
Rain and rains average refer to a Caribbean destination
February, March and April are the driest months when Less than 1.8 inches per month. Rain falls only five days in August.
All precipitation rises in June, falling in July, rising in the most active hurricane season in September and October, when it is nearly nine inches per month.
There is more rain than November.
The best time to go
Vacationers find the best time to travel to Cancun in February-May, while avoiding this in September and especially in October.
However, note that the water temperature in February and March is frozen And it is not comfortable to swim for any length of time.
Source by Scott Bateman