Tijuana's Climate
Tijuana sits in the northwest of Baja California, Mexico, right on the United States border and the Pacific coast, with a semi-arid Mediterranean climate that the ocean keeps mild year-round. Summers (June–September) are warm and dry, typically 24–28°C by day and rarely oppressive thanks to cool sea breezes, while winters (December–March) are cool, dropping to 8–12°C at night, and form the main rainy season, though total rainfall stays fairly low. Coastal fog and low cloud often roll in during the morning, especially in late spring and early summer.