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Oaxaca is one of those privileged cities that enjoy a climate that  is often referred to as "Eternal Spring".  Located on México's  high central plateau and because of an altitude of 5000 feet, the city enjoys a mild climate all year. Summer and winter both are generally mild.  The evenings get cool enough for a jacket in winter, so be prepared. Afternoon and evening rains come during the summer months, mostly in July and August.  Usually the rain lasts for just a few hours after which the sun comes out and the air is much cleaner and the city sparkles.  October to May are, usually the driest months.  Here are a few places to check the weather before your visit.  At the bottom of this page we have included an average temperature chart to help you plan your visit.

Satellite Images | Forecasts 
Other Weather Related Items | Average Temperature Chart

Current Oaxaca Conditions from the (U.S.)National Weather Service

Satellite Images

CNN Satellite Image
Close up of México.
USA Today Satellite View
The Weather Channel México 
GOES-West satellite image, this is usually updated hourly.

Forecasts

The Weather Channel Three Day Forecast
Weather Post (Washington Post) Four Day Outlook w/satellite image
Weather Underground Current Conditions and Three Day Forecast 

Other Weather Related Items

Satellite Image of Oaxaca from Space
Jet Stream Analyses (North America), from the California Regional Weather Server

Oaxaca - Average Temperature Chart
Fahrenheit

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