Why is it raining so much in Mexico? This is the explanation from CONAGUA

In recent weeks, Mexico has experienced a large amount of intense rainfall across its territory. According to the National Water Commission (CONAGUA), these rains are caused by various meteorological phenomena: The first meteorological phenomenon causing them is the Mexican monsoon, characterized by intense rains accompanied by wind. This phenomenon is caused by the interaction between […]

Could Hurricane Bud hit Mexico? Possible CYCLONE could form in the next 48 hours

Monitoring of weather systems in the Eastern Pacific has identified an area of ​​interest that could develop into a tropical cyclone in the next 48 hours. This phenomenon, known as Potential Tropical Cyclone Hurricane Bud, has caught the attention of meteorologists and civil protection authorities due to its possible impact on nearby coasts. The 2024 […]

Rosarito… in six hours

They say that when the first European navigators arrived at the western end of the American Continent, they found a huge body of water whose size they did not know, but which did not present the wildness of the Atlantic. For this very reason they called it the Pacific. And they were not wrong: it […]

Streets look like rivers in the north of the city of Veracruz

This afternoon’s rain in Veracruz left flooded streets in the central area, north of Veracruz, as well as towards Boca del Río. Residents of the area shared videos of the flooded areas, one of the most shocking was the one that showed that the street Río Medio and Río Magdalena was almost a river with […]

Hurricane Beryl triggers precautionary purchases in Yucatan and Quintana Roo

In light of the imminent arrival of Hurricane Beryl on the coasts of the Yucatan Peninsula, authorities have activated emergency protocols and opened temporary shelters in the three states: Quintana Roo, Campeche and Yucatan. However, a different phenomenon has drawn attention: panic buying. In Yucatan, images of supermarkets packed with people buying groceries and basic […]

12 localities in Mexico named Magical Neighborhoods

The Ministry of Tourism (Sectur) awarded the Magical Neighborhood distinction to 12 localities in the country. These are La Estación, in Aguascalientes; the Historic Center of San José del Cabo, in Baja California Sur; Ojo de Agua, in Coahuila; Colima Capital, in Colima; Tenayuca-Santa Cecilia, in the State of Mexico, and Tetelcingo, in Morelos. Bellavista, […]

More than 600 people evacuated in Siltepec due to risk of landslides

San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chis. Due to the high risk to their safety due to being “in an unstable hillside area,” 645 people (adults, girls and boys) from the municipality of Siltepec, in the mountains of the state, were “evacuated as a precaution,” reported the Civil Protection Secretariat of Chiapas. Its head, Luis Manuel […]