You might have heard about or been a part of endless discussion about the beauty of Mesa, but you won't understand it better until you explore the city on your own and experience its bespoke beauty. Do you have any clue about the essential ingredients of Mesa's beauty? Well, once you are in the city, you come to realize that tons of shopping venues, myriads of spa for relaxing massage, top-notch restaurants and hotels, tourist-friendly weather year-round, world-renowned tourist attractions, regional festivals and events full of colors, and its natural beauty are those assets which impart beauty to this gorgeous city, Mesa.
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Mesa is a warm land with sunny-bright days and cool and breezy nights year-round. Hence, climate can never thwart your way whatever time you choose to visit the city. Nor does the climate alleviate your wanderlust making the city ever-welcoming and accommodating. During spring, you can expect the city emitting a good amount of heat with very low humidity. Get ready to sun-kissed.
Mesa Average Spring TemperatureAverage high temperature remains in mid-80s and average low temperature remains in high-40s.
Clothes to PackHalf sleeves t-shirts and shirts
Shorts, capris, skirts
Slippers and floaters
Hat, cap, umbrella
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Mesa Spring FestivalsMarchM.C.C. Concert Band & Orchestra Concert
Jason Coleman: The Piano Magic of Floyd CramerQueen Creek Block PartyFree Sunday!AprilCountry Thunder USAGilbert Global Village Festival2CELLOSMetropolitan Youth Symphony Spring ConcertMayPeach Festival at Schnepf FarmsLemonade Days in Queen CreekMotorcycles on MainKid's Club
Summer Holiday in Mesa
During summer, sun smiles at the city. Dry and clean air flows through the city. Since Mesa is nestled in Sonoman Desert, you will perhaps witness breezy nighttime. Hence, it is advisable to carry your water bottle and apply sunscreen in order to enjoy your outdoor activities to the fullest.
Mesa Average Summer TemperatureAverage high temperature remains in low-100s, and average low temperature remains in low-70s.
Clothes to packHalf-sleeve t-shirt and shirts
Skirts, shorts, capris
Sunglasses
Umbrella
Floaters
Sunscreen
Hat, cap, scarves
Mesa Summer FestivalsJuneFloating Lotus $5 Yoga ClassMesa Community Farmer's MarketYoung Makers Night At HeatSync LabsMovie Night At Desert EagleJulyCoffee And Code At HeatSyncBring A Friend TuesdayDungeons And Dragons Encounters
AugustOpen Mic Night At Desert Eagle Brewing CompanyBoard Games At Gotham City
Fall Holiday in Mesa
During fall, the city experiences a fall in temperature but not a steep one. Due to desert climate, it hardly rains or snowfall in Mesa. The annual precipitation always remains below 10 inches.
Mesa Average Fall TemperatureAverage high temperature remains in high-80s, and average low temperature remains in low-50s.
Clothes to packHalf and full sleeves t-shirts and shirts
Shorts, Jeans, capris, skirts
Shoes, floaters, socks
Mesa Fall FestivalsSeptemberValley Acoustic GroupMesa Community Farmer's Market3D Printer Night At HeatSync LabsOctoberWine Down Wednesdays
Carnival of IllusionFarm Stand at True GardenNovemberEmpty Bowls at Mesa Community CollegeMetropolitan Youth Symphony Fall ConcertArizona Cutting Horse AssociationFall Out To Lunch Concert Series
Winter Holiday in Mesa
Mesa hardly experiences chilly winters; thus, making the city tourist-friendly throughout the year. Though, you can always experience windy nights in Mesa, but days always remain warm and pleasant enough to roam around the city without being hard-pressed by weather.
Mesa Average Winter TemperatureAverage high temperature remains in mid-60s, and average low temperature remains in mid-30s.
Clothes to packHalf and full sleeves shirts and t-shirts
Jeans, pants, trousers, skirts
Thin layers, jackets
Shoes, boots, sandals, socks
Mesa Winter FestivalsDecemberRockin'R Ranch Holiday Cowboy Christmas Dinner Show2015 Holiday Balloon Glow & Bazaar at San Tan Village
MCC Broadway Solos Class: Broadway BoundJanuaryDeathtrap - presented by Mesa Encore Theatre
Jim Curry: Take Me Home - The Music of John DenverCanada Week at Queen Creek Olive MillFebruaryOlio Nuovo, Festival of the New Oil
Nat Geo Live: Lost Giant of the Cretaceous67 Cinderellas
