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Heavy Rainfall and Strong Winds Expected Across Mexico

During Monday, July 22, a combination of meteorological phenomena including the Mexican monsoon, two tropical waves, low-pressure systems, a nearby frontal system, and upper-level divergence will significantly impact weather conditions across much of Mexico. The forecast predicts heavy to very heavy rainfall, strong winds, and possible whirlwinds, with the potential for electrical storms and hail. This weather may lead to increased river and stream levels, landslides, flooding, and other hazardous conditions.

Detailed Weather Systems and Effects:

  1. Mexican Monsoon:
    • Region: Northwest Mexico
    • Effects: Heavy to very heavy rains, electrical discharges, gusty winds, possible hail, and showers in the Baja California Peninsula.
    • Winds: Strong winds with possible whirlwinds in Sonora.
  2. Low Pressure Channels and Frontal System:
    • Region: North and Northeast Mexico
    • Effects: Showers, heavy rains, electrical discharges, possible hail, and strong to very strong winds with whirlwinds in Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nuevo León, and Tamaulipas.
    • Humidity: Increased due to moisture from both coasts.
  3. Tropical Wave No. 12:
    • Region: West and Center Mexico
    • Effects: Heavy to very heavy rains, particularly in Jalisco, Colima, Michoacán, Guerrero, and the State of Mexico, including the Valley of Mexico.
    • Cyclonic Development: Low-pressure zone south of Guerrero and Michoacán.
  4. Tropical Wave No. 13:
    • Region: Yucatán Peninsula and Southeast Mexico
    • Effects: Heavy to very heavy rains, with intense rains in Chiapas.
  5. High Temperatures:
    • Region: Northwest, North, Northeast Mexico, and Yucatán Peninsula
    • Temperatures: Above 40°C in Baja California and Sonora.

24-Hour Forecast (July 22-23):

48-Hour Forecast (July 23-24):

Important Notes:

Stay safe and prepared as these weather systems move through the country.

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