How about a trip to Central Mexico

Mexico City’s geographical position at altitude and surrounded on almost all sides by mountainous terrain gives rise to significant factors affecting its climate. Temperatures are surpressed due to its high altitude, rarely exceeding 30°c and remain cool at night throughout the year, averaging 8°c in winter months (December to February) and only 12-13°c during the slightly warmer summer from June to August. Rainfall is heavily concentrated to the period May to September, peaking in July which sees heavy daily rain or hail showers. The sunniest months of the year are also the coolest and driest, from November to April, when temperatures average 22°c by day and 10°c at night. Mexico’s capital and it’s climate are representative of that seen across the rest of the central highland regions of the country