The dominant weather in the state of Colima is semi-dry with a little humidity, which appears mainly in the coastal region and the low-lying zones of the Valley of Tecomán. The semi-dry climate appears in a smaller degree in the zone of transition between the coastal plain and the mountain range. It is observed that the semi- warm climates are located where the temperature begins to diminish in the area where the elevation of the Volcano begins.

        The climate of Colima is characterized by an average temperature of 73-77^oF. This climate covers around 83% of the surface of the state. Colima has three types of climate:

• Semi-Dry: This appears mainly in the municipalities of Tecomán, Armeria and part of Manzanillo, where the temperature reaches 95^oF to 108^oF with a minimum of 68^oF.
• Warm Sub-humid: This is the most humid region, with rains in summer and a percentage of winter rain of 5%. It is located mainly in the municipalities of Cuauhtemoc, Minatitlan, Villa de Alvarez, Colima and Ixtlahuacan with a precipitation of 1200 mm. and an average temperature of 75^oF. Temperatures range from a high of  80^oF to lows in the 20s. Manzanillo on Colima's coast is one of the most important ports and tourist centers in Mexico. It is accustomed to be hot, reaching highs of 100^oF a the minimum of 68^oF
• Temperate: These are located in small zones in the north and the northwest of the state, as wear the summit of the volcano.

On the other hand, freezing temperatures are rare in the state, occurring 20 days a year in the zones near the volcano. Hailstorms typically appear only 0 to 2 days a year.