Overview

• Conagua confirmed Raymond weakened to a post‑tropical/depression stage and made landfall near Cabo San Lucas before moving into the Gulf of California toward Sonora.
• SMN forecasts call for torrential rainfall of 150–250 mm in parts of Sonora, with strong gusts and seas of roughly 2–4 meters posing hazards to coastal and maritime activity.
• Sonora’s government deployed more than 6,200 emergency personnel with hundreds of vehicles and ambulances, and authorities opened shelters and maintained Alerta Azul in multiple municipalities.
• Navy and Army units were placed on standby in Baja California Sur as local officials reported flooding, landslides and infrastructure damage in several states and urged residents to follow advisories.
• National outlooks indicate continued widespread rains into Monday due to the combined influence of Raymond’s remnants, Priscilla, a cold front and tropical wave 37, affecting much of northwest and western Mexico.