Has it ever snowed in Mexico?

Answer 1

In some parts of Mexico, such as near the US border in Juarez, and in higher elevations in the mountains of Mexico. Here are some of the cities with seasonal snowfalls in Mexico:

• Juarez
• Chihuahua
• Creel
• Parral
• Matamoros
• Monterrey
• Saltillo
• Torreon
• Durango
• Zacatecas
• San Luis Potosi
• Toluca
• Tecate
• Tulancingo

Answer 2

Yes, it has snowed in some parts of Mexico, particularly in high-altitude regions such as the central and northern mountains. Snowfall is not common in most areas of Mexico due to its predominantly warm climate.

Answer 3

Yes. Several regions in northern Mexico have seasonal snowfalls. For example, there is a skiing center in Monterreal, in the northern state of Coahuila.

Answer 4

Yes. Some regions in the Sierra Madre have annual snowfalls.

Some photos are provided in the related links section.

Answer 5

It actually has, but is quite rare. It last snowed January of 2010(I was there). It was the first time in over a decade or so and did have minor accumulations.

Answer 6

There are seasonal snowfalls in certain regions of Mexico, specially up north, close to the US border. Most of these snowfalls happen on mid-winter (Jan 21-Feb 21).

Answer 7

Yes. Along the Sierra Madre mountain ranges, and above the tropic of Capricorn, snowfalls are common throughout the year.

Answer 8

Yes. Last time Guanajuato received a snowfall was almost a couple of years ago, on January of 2010.

See related links for some info and photos (in Spanish).

Answer 9

No. The city of Puebla is snow-free.