The hottest places in Mexico tend to be on the coast, but the highest ever recorded temperature in Mexico was set in June 1995 at a sizzling 52 °C in Mexicali, the capital of Baja California. The number 1 hottest place in Mexico based on average annual temperature is Tabasco. Mexico has two main seasons – wet and dry.
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Mexico's coastal hot spots, like Cancun and Los Cabos, offer warmth and sun almost year-round, while high-elevation Mexico City boasts consistently mild temperatures and plenty of indoor activities to enjoy when the rainy season hits.
The warmest place in Mexico in December will typically be on the Caribbean coast, although Mexico's Pacific coast will also be warm and sunny. December is also the peak season for many tourist destinations in Mexico, offering a wide range of holiday events and activities for Christmas and the New Year.
Cancun's tropical climate means it has both, a wet and a dry season but the temperature all year around 30 °C. The sea temperature is at its hottest between September and October which also means that the hurricane risk is greater during that period.