June · Mexico
Best time to visit Morelia in June Weather, crowds & prices
Weather in Morelia in June
Average temperature 22°C, 89 mm of rain, about 29 days with 6+ hours of sunshine and 60% humidity — based on the five most recent complete years of ERA5 data (2021–2025).
June score
8.5/10
Ranked #9 of 12 months
- Avg temp
- 22°C
- Rainfall
- 89 mm
- Humidity
- 60%
- Days with 6h+ sun
- 29
- Crowd Density
- Moderate Crowds
- Average Expenses
- $$ · Moderate Cost ($$)
June in Morelia scores 8.5/10 for sightseeing and cultural travel - ranked #9 of 12. Expect around 22°C, 89 mm of rain, and roughly 29 days with 6+ hours of sunshine this month.
Morelia glows in pink quarry stone-cathedral towers, candy shops, and a UNESCO historic core in Michoacán. Best window: late spring through early autumn.
June is one of the strongest months in Morelia (9th)
June averages 22°C (72°F) — pleasant for mornings and evenings on foot in the city, with a midday break when the sun is strongest.
Rainfall runs 89 mm, so plan one flexible day in three; you still get about 29 days with 6+ hours of sunshine and 13.2 hours of daylight.
A 8.5/10 puts this among the year's best months in Morelia (9th of 12); only April scores higher, at 9.9/10.
Pack light clothing, a hat and real sun protection, a packable rain layer.
Plan for mid-season pricing, with crowds are moderate.
Frequently asked
- What is the weather like in Morelia in June?
- In June, Morelia averages 22°C, 89 mm of rain, and about 29 days with 6+ hours of sunshine. Its climate-comfort score is 8.5/10.
- Is June a good time to visit Morelia?
- June earns a 8.5/10 climate-comfort score. Use the year-round chart to weigh the weather against your budget and crowd preferences.
- How much does it rain in Morelia in June?
- Expect about 89 mm of rain in June. Average humidity is 60% and there are about 29 days with 6+ hours of sunshine.
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