What is the average temperature in Bay of Banderas?
Due to its location, which gives it a great variety of climates, Mexico is one of the countries with the greatest biodiversity and is home to at least 12% of the world’s species. Before leaving for your destination, know the weather forecast in Bay of Banderas for the next few hours on Monday, May 13th. […]
States on Alert for 2 Strong Earthquakes and a Seismic Swarm
A magnitude 6.2 earthquake shook the state of Chiapas early this Sunday morning, followed by a seismic swarm in Jalisco, according to the National Seismological Service (SSN). So far, the highest magnitude earthquake reported in Jalisco was 4.8 on the Richter scale. 7 Earthquakes Reported in Jalisco The first earthquake in Jalisco occurred at 02:04:54 […]
Again… Left Without Water Due to Electrical Failure; Guadalajara, Jalisco
The Governor of Jalisco, Enrique Alfaro, reported on Saturday night that once again, the instability of the Federal Electricity Commission’s (CFE) electrical system caused two current transformers at the Chapala-Guadalajara pumping plant to fail, affecting water distribution. “Last night (Saturday), the fourth transformer in three days failed in the water pumping system from Chapala to […]
Streets Blocked in Mérida Due to Power Outages
Residents demand CFE to restore electricity after a week without service In Mérida, Yucatán, residents of the Nueva Kukulcán neighborhood blocked Circuito Colonias Avenue yesterday to demand the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) restore electrical power. Francisco Miranda Solís, one of the affected residents, pointed out that they have been without electricity since early last Monday, […]
Reports of Purified Water Shortage in Mérida: No More Water Jugs Available
Small shops and other businesses in the neighborhoods of Mérida have reported a shortage of 20-liter water jugs due to increased demand caused by the heatwave. Jorge Cardeña Licona, the former local president of the National Chamber of Commerce in Small Business, pointed out that since the onset of the intense heatwave, the demand for […]
The price of gasoline in Mexico City is, on average, 63% more expensive than in Texas
According to data from the U.S. Department of Energy and the Comisión Reguladora de Energía (CRE). Referring to information from PetroIntelligence, last Sunday saw maximum prices of 26.89 pesos for Premium gasoline in Mexico City and 27.9 pesos in Guadalajara, while Regular gasoline reached 24.99 pesos in both cities. During the first week of May, […]
Quad Bike Racer Goes Flying During Dos Mares 500 Race.
An accident occurred during the off-road competition known as “Dos Mares 500” in Baja California Sur (BCS). A rider was propelled after colliding with a rock. The incident was captured on social media. The exact moment of the accident shows a quad bike veering off the path and the rider, Juan Carlos Meza Martínez, being […]
More Americans Are Moving to Mexico, Even Though It Could Risk Their Lives
Despite warnings from the U.S. State Department about violence in Mexico, the allure of a more affordable lifestyle is drawing a growing number of Americans to relocate there. Even with reports of violence, such as the recent murders of tourists in Baja California, the trend of Americans moving to Mexico continues to rise. From 2018 […]
Locals and Foreigners Flee the Heat by Visiting Sabancuy
Residents and visitors said they escaped the city’s heat by visiting Sabancuy beach this Saturday, May 11th. Due to the high temperatures in Sabancuy, locals and visitors went to the beaches to mitigate the heat and cool off a bit, as the weather was perfect for a beach day. Sabancuy Fair Benefits Tourism Sector The […]