The National Meteorological Service (SMN) has issued warnings for heavy to very heavy rainfall across various regions of Mexico, driven by the ongoing influence of the Mexican monsoon in the northwest, combined with circulating low-pressure channels and incoming tropical waves. Authorities indicate that cumulative downpours ranging between 50 and 75 millimeters will impact specific zones, bringing potential risks of localized flooding, mudslides, and sudden increases in river levels.
According to official forecasts, the most intense precipitation is targeted toward specific areas in Sonora (northern and central regions), southwestern Chihuahua, and western Durango. Simultaneously, atmospheric instability and the progression of tropical weather systems will generate very heavy storms in northern Zacatecas, central and northern Jalisco, central and western Michoacán, and the northern and eastern zones of Chiapas.
Emergency management agencies and civil protection authorities urge residents living in flood-prone or vulnerable areas to stay alert, follow official weather updates, and take necessary precautions against lightning, strong wind gusts, and potential hail. While these seasonal rains help replenish local water reservoirs and alleviate dry conditions, they also require heightened vigilance on regional highways and urban sectors susceptible to water accumulation and reduced visibility.
Source: https://hojaderutadigital.mx
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