If you’re planning a trip to Mexico in July, it’s important to note that this month typically marks the onset of therainy seasonacross central and southern regions of the country. Therefore, be sure to include a raincoat or umbrella in your packing list. Rain usually arrives in the afternoons and evenings; however, daytime often remains sunny and relatively dry. This means your sightseeing plans can likely continue without interruption. Additionally, Mexican schools observe summer vacations during this period, leading to many families engaging in travel, which makes early travel arrangements a wise decision for anyone heading to Mexico in the summertime. Read on for the most significant festivals and events taking place in Mexico this month.