Overview
- Conagua and the SMN confirmed Raymond lost tropical characteristics and came ashore near Cabo San Lucas around 21:15 local time with winds near 45 km/h and higher gusts.
- Guidance for Sunday highlights torrential rainfall of 150–250 mm in central and western Sonora, with intense totals in northern Sinaloa and northwestern Chihuahua.
- Remnant circulation is moving into the Gulf of California, with forecasts of rough seas of about 2–3.5 meters and gusty winds along coasts of Baja California Sur, Sonora and Sinaloa.
- Sonora’s civil protection issued an alerta azul for 15 municipalities, signaling early-phase preparedness as officials warn of floods, landslides and rising rivers.
- Authorities urged residents to avoid maritime activities and flooded crossings, prepare emergency supplies, follow official bulletins and heed any evacuation instructions.