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Mexico Monitors Cyclone Formation as Monsoon and Tropical Waves Bring Flooding and Extreme Heat

Alerts now run through July 31 to prepare communities for flash floods, hail, gusty winds, extreme heat.

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Overview

  • CONAGUA has issued a cyclone formation alert off Guerrero with a 60% chance of development into a tropical cyclone within seven days.
  • The SMN forecasts heavy to very heavy rainfall (50–150 mm) across nine states through July 31, heightening flood and landslide risks from Veracruz to Oaxaca and Guerrero.
  • A heat-wave warning remains active in the northwest, with maximum temperatures forecast to exceed 45 °C in Baja California and Sonora.
  • SGIRPC maintains orange and yellow alerts for Mexico City and the State of Mexico, warning of afternoon showers, northerly winds gusting up to 50 km/h and recommending safety measures.
  • Tropical waves 16 and 17, multiple low-pressure channels and the Mexican monsoon are overlapping to create concurrent threats of floods, hail, strong winds and extreme heat.