From Sunday, June 29th to Wednesday, July 2nd, 2025, Puebla expects heavy rains with occasional torrential rains, according to the National Meteorological Service (SMN).
A report indicated that for this Sunday, June 29th, the state of Puebla will share meteorological conditions with Tamaulipas and Veracruz.
In Puebla, the areas with heavy rains with occasional torrential rains for this Sunday, June 29th, are the north and east of the state.
The General Coordination of Civil Protection (PC) announced that today’s rains will be accompanied by electrical activity and possible hail in:
Atlixco.
Angelópolis.
Central Valleys.
Mixteca.
Northern Sierra.
Northeastern Sierra.
Sierra Negra.
For Monday, June 30, the National Meteorological Service (SMN) forecasts heavy rains with very heavy rainfall in northern Puebla and in states such as:
Michoacán (coast and south).
Jalisco (west and south).
Colima (north and southwest).
Oaxaca (north and southwest).
While for Tuesday, July 1, heavy rains with very heavy rainfall are expected throughout the state of Puebla and in the states of:
Sinaloa.
Durango.
Zacatecas.
Nuevo León.
San Luis Potosí.
Aguascalientes.
Guanajuato.
Querétaro.
Hidalgo.
Veracruz.
Oaxaca.
The latest report issued by Conagua also indicated that showers with heavy rainfall will occur in Puebla on Wednesday, July 2. However, these storms are also expected in much of the country, including:
Baja California Sur
Coahuila
Nuevo León
Tamaulipas
Querétaro
State of Mexico
Veracruz
Oaxaca
Chiapas
Tabasco
Quintana Roo
Saturday’s rains caused flooding and the Atoyac River to overflow its banks in Puebla
The heavy rains that hit the state this Saturday, June 28, caused flooding and the Atoyac River to overflow its banks in Puebla.
Social media users reported on the condition of the roads after the downpour.
This was the case for those who were in Lomas de Angelópolis, where a person had to cross a flooded pedestrian bridge.
This is to be able to reach their jobs in the residential area, as it is the only one that connects neighborhoods such as:
Bosque de la Cañada
Jardines de Juan Bosco
Nuevo Plan de Ayala
Another area where flooding has also been reported is the Ignacio Romero Vargas and Forjadores auxiliary districts.
Source: periodicocentral
