When to go to Mancora and the north coast
January - February
This is very much the summer season, with local visitors enjoying the beach; temperatures and humidity are at their highest, and the odd shower is to be expected.
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March - April
This is very much the summer season, with local visitors enjoying the beach; temperatures and humidity are at their highest, and the odd shower is to be expected.
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May - June
Warm weather persists, though this marks the start of the slightly cooler and drier season; humidity is low and rain unlikely.
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July - August
These are coolest and driest months, although temperatures remain balmy and sea swimming should still be an option; whales arrive off shore from mid July
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September - October
These are coolest and driest months, although temperatures remain balmy and sea swimming should still be an option; excellent months for whale spotting.
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November - December
Warm sunny days, with temperatures increasing towards the end of the year and the peak summer holidays; expect the occasional shower
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