Does it rain more in Mexico City or London?

From June through October, Mexico City gets the lion's share of its annual rainfall — 34 inches, or 14% more than famously soggy London. The Mexican capital is perched at 7,500 feet, a cool-weather zone where warm, moist air masses from southern and coastal areas often come together, ardently it seems.



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