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Mexico Mexico City East Mission
Mexico · Mexico
Climate: It has a warm dry season and a cooler wet season. However, it is not humid. They don't usually have A/C or heating, because the temperature stays relatively nice all year. It can get a tiny bit chilly in the winter, but not extreme at all.
Clothing: Mostly clothing for temps in the 70s. No need for warm clothing really.
Shoes: You do a lot of walking and biking, so durable shoes Dr. Martens hold up. But, you also end up taking a lot of ubers, so it is nice to be familiar with that app. A bike clip to keep pants in place, so as to not get caught in a bike chain is very handy.
Clothing: Mostly clothing for temps in the 70s. No need for warm clothing really.
Shoes: You do a lot of walking and biking, so durable shoes Dr. Martens hold up. But, you also end up taking a lot of ubers, so it is nice to be familiar with that app. A bike clip to keep pants in place, so as to not get caught in a bike chain is very handy.
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Regional Climate
🌸 Spring (Mar–May)
65° – 95°F
Low–Moderate
Very hot in northern and coastal areas. Pleasant in the highlands. Dry season transitioning to rains.
☀️ Summer (Jun–Aug)
68° – 98°F
Moderate–High
Rainy season. Intense heat in the north and coasts. Relief comes from afternoon storms in highland areas.
🍂 Fall (Sep–Nov)
62° – 90°F
Moderate
Rainy season winds down. Temperatures begin to ease. Humidity drops.
❄️ Winter (Dec–Feb)
45° – 78°F
Low
Mild in most areas; cool in the highlands. The far north can get cold. Dry season.
Mission-Specific Recommendations
Pants Bike Clips
~$10
These have been recommended to keep your pants from getting caught in the bike chain while riding! Helpful tip!
Region Recommendations
Serve
$50–$55/shirt
Serve shirts have a ventilation panel in the side of the shirt making them noticeably more breathable. Missionaries serving in hot or humid places absolutely RAVE about this feature. The most popular shirt for hot-climate missions, for sure.