Former Governor Mariano González, selfless in the life of Tlaxcala
When questioned about Lorena Cuéllar Cisneros’s administration, former Tlaxcala governor Mariano González Zarur preferred to say that he hasn’t read news about the state for a long time, as he only looks for articles that “deeply interest” him. González Zarur stated that he only reads business articles from national newspapers and that’s the only way […]
A stray bullet injures a father in Reynosa, Tamaulipas.
A man was wounded by a stray bullet while near a pursuit area between State Guard members and suspected criminals in Reynosa. The incident occurred this Sunday, June 22, in the Unidad Obrera neighborhood in the northern border municipality of Tamaulipas. The State Guard was conducting a patrol. According to preliminary reports, a group of […]
A storm of heavy and intense rain will continue to hit the following states from Monday to Thursday
The heavy rainy season will continue throughout the week in more than 20 states across the country, according to the National Meteorological Service (SMN). In its forecast for June 23-26, the National Water Commission (Conagua) predicts very heavy rainfall with intense rainfall, accompanied by lightning and hail, which could also cause rising river and stream […]
Sonorans enjoy summer rains in several municipalities
Over the weekend, rain fell in several municipalities in Sonora, sparking excitement among residents of regions such as the mountains and southern Sonora. After two years of intense drought that placed Sonora in a dire situation, with dams nearly dry, reporting 10% of their storage capacity, the first effects of the summer monsoon are giving […]
This is how Sinaloa’s dams look today after the first rains.
Despite the approaching summer, the storage level in Sinaloa’s dams remains low. According to the latest report from the National Water Commission (Conagua), issued on June 20, the state’s 12 reservoirs collectively hold only 6 percent of their total storage capacity. Among the state’s largest, the Luis Donaldo Colosio Dam (Huites) remains at a worrying […]
Heavy rains and extreme heat will mark today’s weather in Quintana Roo.
The passage of tropical wave number 5 over the Yucatán Peninsula, combined with the entry of humid air from the Caribbean Sea, will bring a very hot day and heavy rain to most municipalities in Quintana Roo this Sunday, June 22, according to the National Meteorological Service. Partly cloudy to cloudy skies are expected with […]
Dramatic rescue in Querétaro: Women swept away by the current after heavy rains
Querétaro is experiencing a weather emergency after more than 48 continuous hours of intense rainfall, which has caused a sudden increase in the flow of rivers and streams, as well as severe flooding. As a direct consequence, five people have been rescued alive while trying to cross hazardous areas in different parts of the state. […]
Mexico-Puebla Highway. Partial closure reported, heading toward Puebla
Get the latest news on the Mexico-Puebla highway today, June 22, including traffic updates, closures, and any accidents so you can plan your trip without complications. Construction work is currently continuing between the State of Mexico and Mexico City. Please note that lane reductions are occurring in this area heading toward Mexico City. 5:05 PM […]
The probability of cyclone formation increases to 70% off the coast of Oaxaca and Chiapas.
The National Meteorological Service (SMN) reported that the probability of a low-pressure zone forming off the southern coast of Oaxaca and Chiapas evolving into a tropical storm has increased to 70%. On its social media, the National Water Commission (Conagua) estimated that the zone will form early next week, and is therefore monitoring it. In […]