Juan de la Luz Enriquez, Veracruz facts for kids
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Juan de la Luz Enríquez is a small town in Mexico. It is located in the state of Veracruz, within the Jesús Carranza area. In 2010, about 196 people lived there. The town is named after a famous politician, Juan de la Luz Enríquez.
The town sits about 120 meters (around 394 feet) above sea level. It shares its borders with several places. To the north, you'll find the town of Juan Escutia. To the west, it borders empty lands in the state of Oaxaca. To the south-east, it is close to Casa Blanca and the Uxpanapa Valley. Finally, to the south, it borders the municipality of Santa María Chimalapa, which is also in Oaxaca.
Weather in Juan de la Luz Enríquez
The weather in this region is generally hot and wet. It rains during both summer and winter.
Summer Weather
During the summer months, typically from April to May, the average temperature is around 32°C (about 90°F). The area experiences dry winds called "South" winds. These winds come from the Gulf of Mexico and can last for up to three months. They often dry out the soil, which can cause droughts.
Winter Weather
In winter, from November to December, the average temperature drops to about 13°C (around 55°F). This season brings heavy, monsoon-like rains, locally known as "North" winds. These rains can also last for up to three months, sometimes causing floods and muddy conditions.
See also
In Spanish: Juan de la Luz Enríquez (Veracruz) para niños
