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Saltillo

25.43° latitude / -100.98° longitude

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Current conditions

Partly cloudy
23°C
Feels like 25°C · Partly cloudy
Humidity
49%
Wind
2 km/h S
Pressure
1015 hPa
UV Index
6.1 High
Cloud Cover
0%
Precipitation
0 mm
Sunrise
6:55 AM
Sunset
6:02 PM
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What to expect today in Saltillo

Right now in Saltillo it's 23°C with partly cloudy. Today's high should reach 25°C with an overnight low near 14°C. No significant precipitation is expected over the next several hours. Tomorrow looks similar, with highs near 27°C with overcast. UV levels are high (index 6) — sun protection is advised.

Next 25 Hours

Now
Clear sky
20°C
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19:00
Clear sky
18°C
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20:00
Clear sky
17°C
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21:00
Clear sky
17°C
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22:00
Clear sky
17°C
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23:00
Clear sky
18°C
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00:00
Clear sky
18°C
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01:00
Clear sky
18°C
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02:00
Clear sky
18°C
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03:00
Clear sky
17°C
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04:00
Clear sky
17°C
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05:00
Clear sky
17°C
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06:00
Clear sky
17°C
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07:00
Clear sky
17°C
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08:00
Clear sky
19°C
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09:00
Clear sky
20°C
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10:00
Clear sky
22°C
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11:00
Clear sky
24°C
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12:00
Clear sky
25°C
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13:00
Clear sky
26°C
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14:00
Clear sky
26°C
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15:00
Clear sky
26°C
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16:00
Clear sky
25°C
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17:00
Clear sky
24°C
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18:00
Clear sky
23°C
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About Saltillo

Saltillo, located in the state of Coahuila, is known for its vibrant culture and historic architecture. It experiences a semi-arid climate with hot summers and mild winters.

Saltillo experiences a subtropical climate with distinct wet and dry seasons. Temperatures range from cool in winter to hot in summer, with the hottest months being around May and June. Expect warm, humid summers and mild winters with infrequent, brief rain showers.

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Monthly Climate Averages

MonthHighLowRainHumidity
May28.7°C19.7°C0mm40%

Based on 1 years of data

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