Weather in Mexico City and Cairo

• All Year
• Spring
• Summer
• Autumn
• Winter

Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures

• Mexico City generally experiences milder temperatures throughout the year compared to Cairo, with maximum monthly temperatures peaking at 28.5°C in May, while Cairo reaches highs of 39.7°C in July and August

• The minimum temperatures in Mexico City also stay relatively cooler, ranging from 9.8°C to 16.3°C, whereas Cairo's minimums increase notably, especially in the summer months, starting from 10.5°C and rising to over 24°C in July

• Overall, while both cities experience a warm climate, Cairo has hotter summer months and a more pronounced temperature variation between seasons.

Conditions

• Mexico City experiences a significant variation in sunshine hours and precipitation throughout the year, particularly with extremely low sun hours and high precipitation during the summer months.

• In contrast, Cairo has consistently higher sunshine hours, especially from April to September, with little to no precipitation, indicating a largely dry climate during this period.

Astronomy

• In Mexico City, the earliest sunrise occurs at 06:18 in June, while Cairo sees its earliest at 05:33 in April, indicating that Cairo experiences earlier sunrises compared to Mexico City.

• The longest day length in both cities is during June, but Cairo has a longer duration at 14:03 compared to Mexico City's 13:17, demonstrating a more significant variation in daylight hours as summer approaches.

• Interestingly, both cities experience the same latest sunset time of 19:37 in June, marking a peak in daylight during that month, though it reflects different overall lengths of the day.

• The total day length during the shortest day in December is also longer in Mexico City, with 10:58 compared to Cairo's 10:15, showing a unique seasonal difference despite their geographic proximity.