Today, the low-pressure zone with the potential for cyclonic or possible tropical cyclone development will move south of Guerrero. Its circulation will interact with a low-pressure trough extending from the west to the center of the country, causing heavy to very heavy rains in these regions, including the Valley of Mexico, with intense rainfall in Jalisco (southeast), Colima, Michoacán (northwest), and Guerrero (center and coast).
Strong winds with gusts of 40 to 60 km/h, high waves, and the possible formation of waterspouts are forecast along the coasts of Michoacán, Guerrero, and Oaxaca (west). Meanwhile, low-pressure troughs inland, atmospheric instability, and the entry of moisture will generate showers with heavy to very heavy rains in areas of the northeast, east, and southeast of the country, including the Yucatán Peninsula. as well as heavy rains in Puebla (southeast), Veracruz (central and south), Oaxaca (north, northeast, and southwest), Chiapas (north and east), Tabasco, Campeche (north and southwest), and Yucatán (west). The Mexican monsoon will bring showers and heavy rain to the northwest of the country. Finally, Front No. 3 dissipated overnight.
All forecasted rains could be accompanied by thunderstorms and hail.
Source: contraparte
