July 2026 Weather Outlook for Mexico, Spain, Guatemala and Other Regions

Meteorological services forecast generally clear skies and high temperatures across many locations on 5‑7 July 2026. In Mexico, the national service expects partly cloudy conditions in Puebla with afternoon thunderstorms, strong wind gusts up to 50 km/h and possible hail, while other Mexican locales such as Rosarito and surrounding areas anticipate hot, dry weather.

In Spain, several coastal and inland towns—including Valle Gran Rey, Palma, As Neves, Oliva de la Frontera, Valdoviño and Gandía—are expected to enjoy sun with temperatures ranging from the mid‑20s to low‑30s °C and virtually no chance of rain. Winds are light to moderate, generally below 20 km/h, providing comfortable conditions for outdoor activities.

Guatemala faces a contrasting pattern: the Insivumeh predicts widespread rain on 7 July, with thunderstorms in the Caribbean, northern, western and central highlands, alongside temperatures up to 39 °C. A Saharan dust plume is also expected to drift over the country, raising health advisories for vulnerable groups.

The Balearic island of Ariany (reported under the code MU) will see a hot, sunny day with temperatures peaking at 37 °C and intermittent breezes up to 36 km/h, but no precipitation. Overall, the week’s weather across the covered regions is characterized by sunshine and heat, with isolated rain and severe storms limited to specific Mexican and Guatemalan zones.