Mexico City - The Capital of the United States of Mexico

1. Mexico City Overview

Mexico City, the capital of the United States of Mexico, is located in the valley of the south-central plateau of Mexico, at an elevation of 2,240 meters.
It is a federal administrative district, known as the Federal District of Mexico, independently divided from the surrounding satellite cities.

With an area of 1,525 square kilometers, Mexico City has a population of about 22.8 million, including satellite cities.
It is the most populous metropolitan area in the Americas and the highest altitude city in the world.

Mexico City concentrates about half of the country's industrial, commercial, service, banking, and financial institutions.
It is the political, economic, cultural, and transportation center of the country, as well as a renowned international metropolis.

The city has a tropical savanna climate, with a cool and pleasant climate and an annual average temperature of about 18℃.
The year is divided into rainy and dry seasons, with 75%-80% of the annual precipitation concentrated in the rainy season from June to early October.

May 14: Cloudy, with a temperature range of 17℃-32℃, sensible temperature of 29℃, humidity of 35%, class 4 southeast wind, and excellent air quality.
May 15: Cloudy to shower, with a temperature range of 17℃-32℃, sensible temperature of 29℃, humidity of 42%, class 3 northeast wind, and excellent air quality.
May 16: Cloudy, with a temperature range of 17℃-33℃, sensible temperature of 29℃, humidity of 35%, class 3 northeast wind, and excellent air quality.