Last Updated on April 18, 2024 by Eric Livingston

Crazy! Mérida Record Temperature Reaches 43.7 ºC (110.66ºF)

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Crazy! Mérida Record Temperature Reaches 43.7 ºC (110.66ºF)

On March 26th, 2024, Mérida Record Temperature Hits a Whopping 43.7 ºC (110.66ºF)

March 26th, 2024, Mérida record temperature reached an all-time high, surpassing the previous benchmark, Mérida reached a scorching 43.7 degrees Celsius or 110.66 Fahrenheit, with a thermic sensation of 56 degrees Celsius or 132.8 Fahrenheit. Mérida, the capital of the state of Yucatán is renowned for its perennially hot and humid climate.

Mérida, Yucatán Mexico Reaches 43.7 ºC (110.66ºF)

Stay Inside, Use Air Conditioning, Drink Water

Given the extreme conditions, it is imperative to heed precautions against the risk of heat-related illnesses such as heat stroke. It is strongly recommended to seek refuge indoors, preferably in air-conditioned premises or at least in well-ventilated spaces with ample fan circulation. If venturing outside is unavoidable, expedite tasks and ensure adequate hydration.

Check Out Zoom Earth for Humidity and Dew Point Levels throughout the World

I found a really cool site called Zoom Earth. The site provides comprehensive data including temperature, humidity, relative humidity, and notably, the often-neglected dew point, which significantly influences one’s comfort level. Additionally, Zoom Earth shows the topography around the world including mountain ranges, deserts, and plains.

Make Sure You Choose a Comfortable Climate

Relocating to a new country involves significant considerations. It’s imperative to choose a destination that’s going to make you happy weather wise. If you hate the weather or it’s “way too hot” or “way too humid” or “way to cold”, then you’ll never be happy. So many people overlook this when making a move. Everybody’s different, some people love hot tropical, humid weather while others despise it. Some love the thought of having 4 distinct seasons while others don’t care. There is no right or wrong answer here. Just make sure that wherever YOU go, you like the climate overall.