San Martín

Tonatico, State of Mexico, Mexico

Current Weather

24°74°

Partly Cloudy

Feels Like: 22°72°

Min: 15°59°

Max: 25°77°

The next few hours will be mostly cloudy, with today reaching 25°C and dropping to 13°C. The coming days will be drizzle

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Air Quality

49
Good

Air quality is satisfactory, and air pollution poses little or no risk.

GoodHazardous

Daylight Hours

06:40

Sunrise

18:03

Sunset

11 hours 22 minutes of sunlight today

Moon

07:00

Moonset

Daily Forecast

Today

15°59°
25°77°

Tuesday

13°56°
26°78°

Wednesday

15°59°
26°78°

Thursday

14°57°
26°79°

Friday

15°59°
27°81°

Saturday

15°60°
28°83°

Sunday

16°61°
27°81°

Monday

14°57°
28°82°

Tuesday

16°60°
28°82°

Wednesday

18°64°
26°79°

UV Index

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6High
LowExtreme

Humidity

46%Dry
LowHigh

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Weather in San Martín today, October 26, 2026

Cloud cover dominates in San Martín on October 26, 2026, keeping sunshine limited. Expect a grey, overcast feel rather than long bright spells.Cloud cover dominates in San Martín on October 26, 2026, keeping sunshine limited. Expect a grey, overcast feel rather than long bright spells.

Expect highs of 25°C and cooler readings close to 15°C. Relative humidity sits between 36% and 78%, reaching its peak around 23:00. Expect gentle winds, highest near 12:00 at 8 km/h.Expect highs of 77°F and cooler readings close to 59°F. Relative humidity sits between 36% and 78%, reaching its peak around 23:00. Expect gentle winds, highest near 12:00 at 5 mph.

Through the afternoon cloud remains the main feature, with cover near 60% around 17:00. Bright spells should stay limited even as the day wears on. Views remain open at about 16.1 km. The sun rises at 06:40 and sets at 18:03, for a total of 11 hours 22 minutes of sunlight today.Through the afternoon cloud remains the main feature, with cover near 60% around 17:00. Bright spells should stay limited even as the day wears on. Views remain open at about 10 mi. The sun rises at 06:40 and sets at 18:03, for a total of 11 hours 22 minutes of sunlight today.

In short, cloud leads the story in San Martín on October 26, 2026; expect limited sun and a peak around 25°C.In short, cloud leads the story in San Martín on October 26, 2026; expect limited sun and a peak around 77°F.

Frequently asked questions about weather in San Martín

How warm does it get in San Martín?

The warmest month in San Martín is April, with average high temperatures of 32°C. The average temperature during this period is around 24°C.The warmest month in San Martín is April, with average high temperatures of 90°F. The average temperature during this period is around 76°F.

How cold does it get in San Martín?

The coldest month in San Martín is January, with average low temperatures of 12°C. The average temperature during this period is around 19°C.The coldest month in San Martín is January, with average low temperatures of 53°F. The average temperature during this period is around 65°F.

What is the wettest time of year in San Martín?

The wettest month in San Martín is June, with an average of 213 mm of precipitation.The wettest month in San Martín is June, with an average of 8.4 in of precipitation.

What is the driest time of year in San Martín?

The driest month in San Martín is February, with an average of 3 mm of precipitation.The driest month in San Martín is February, with an average of 0.1 in of precipitation.

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