Santa Cruz

San Agustín Loxicha, Oaxaca, Mexico

Current Weather

27°80°

Mostly Cloudy

Feels Like: 24°76°

Min: 19°67°

Max: 28°83°

The next few hours will be mostly cloudy, with today reaching 28°C and dropping to 19°C. The coming days will be drizzle

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Air Quality

28
Good

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

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Daylight Hours

06:25

Sunrise

17:55

Sunset

11 hours 29 minutes of sunlight today

Moon

17:36

Moonrise

05:44

Moonset

Daily Forecast

Today

19°67°
28°83°

Monday

19°66°
28°82°

Tuesday

17°63°
27°81°

Wednesday

16°61°
27°81°

Thursday

17°63°
28°82°

Friday

17°62°
27°81°

Saturday

17°62°
28°82°

Sunday

18°64°
27°81°

Monday

18°64°
29°83°

Tuesday

18°65°
29°84°

UV Index

Wear sunscreen
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Humidity

65%Comfortable
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Weather in Santa Cruz today, October 25, 2026

Santa Cruz looks cloudy on October 25, 2026, with grey skies for much of the day. Sunshine stays limited, so the overall tone is muted from the morning onward.Santa Cruz looks cloudy on October 25, 2026, with grey skies for much of the day. Sunshine stays limited, so the overall tone is muted from the morning onward.

The day peaks near 28°C and cools toward 19°C. Moisture in the air spans 65%-91%, with the highest values around 18:00. A lighter breeze peaks around 14:00 near 7 km/h.The day peaks near 83°F and cools toward 67°F. Moisture in the air spans 65%-91%, with the highest values around 18:00. A lighter breeze peaks around 14:00 near 4 mph.

The afternoon keeps an overcast feel, as cloud reaches about 88% around 18:00. Outdoor plans may still want a flexible backup. Views remain open at about 16.1 km. Expect sunrise at 06:25, sunset at 17:55, and 11 hours 29 minutes of sunlight today overall.The afternoon keeps an overcast feel, as cloud reaches about 88% around 18:00. Outdoor plans may still want a flexible backup. Views remain open at about 10 mi. Expect sunrise at 06:25, sunset at 17:55, and 11 hours 29 minutes of sunlight today overall.

In short, cloud leads the story in Santa Cruz on October 25, 2026; expect limited sun and a peak around 28°C.In short, cloud leads the story in Santa Cruz on October 25, 2026; expect limited sun and a peak around 83°F.

Frequently asked questions about weather in Santa Cruz

How warm does it get in Santa Cruz?

The warmest month in Santa Cruz is April, with average high temperatures of 30°C. The average temperature during this period is around 24°C.The warmest month in Santa Cruz is April, with average high temperatures of 87°F. The average temperature during this period is around 75°F.

How cold does it get in Santa Cruz?

The coldest month in Santa Cruz is December, with average low temperatures of 16°C. The average temperature during this period is around 21°C.The coldest month in Santa Cruz is December, with average low temperatures of 61°F. The average temperature during this period is around 70°F.

What is the wettest time of year in Santa Cruz?

The wettest month in Santa Cruz is September, with an average of 736 mm of precipitation.The wettest month in Santa Cruz is September, with an average of 29 in of precipitation.

What is the driest time of year in Santa Cruz?

The driest month in Santa Cruz is December, with an average of 16 mm of precipitation.The driest month in Santa Cruz is December, with an average of 0.6 in of precipitation.

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