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Cold Front 26 Brings Freeze Risk to Northern Mexico as Mexico City Issues Yellow Cold Alert

Officials pair the alerts with safety guidance plus emergency contacts to reduce cold-related risks.

Overview

  • Mexico City’s civil protection agency activated a Yellow Alert for early January 4 in Álvaro Obregón, Cuajimalpa, Magdalena Contreras, Milpa Alta, Tlalpan and Xochimilco with forecast lows of 4–6°C.
  • The SGIRPC published emergency numbers (911, Locatel 55 5658 1111, SGIRPC 55 5683 2222) and urged layered clothing, skin protection, hydration and safe ventilation when using heaters.
  • Mexico’s national meteorological service forecast Cold Front No. 26 moving across the north and northeast, affecting Coahuila, Nuevo León and Tamaulipas with a sharp temperature drop and strong gusts.
  • For Nuevo León, the SMN anticipates -5 to 0°C minimums with frost and winds of 10–20 km/h with 30–50 km/h gusts, alongside zero rain probability in key municipalities including Monterrey and Guadalupe.
  • Elsewhere, official forecasts call for routine conditions: Santa Fe and Córdoba in Argentina expect 18–20°C minimums with highs near 29–30°C and cloudiness, while Galicia in Spain remains mostly cloudy, cool and breezy with very low rain chances.