Baja California Would Face the Effects of the "Atypical El Niño" During Hurricane Season Starting Around This Time
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A more active hurricane season is anticipated towards the end of the year. The Director of Civil Protection of the State, Salvador Cervantes, announced that the authorities are waiting for the possible formation of the “El Niño” phenomenon, which could generate a very dry and hot summer, followed by a winter with intense rains in Baja California. According to Cervantes, the temperature of the Pacific Ocean is increasing, a condition that favors …
The rainy and tropical cyclone season will officially begin on May 15, 2026, in Mexico. Civil Protection authorities in Baja California have already issued preventative alerts for the possible arrival of the so-called "Atypical El Niño," a phenomenon that could bring heavy rains, strong winds, and damage to various areas of the region in the coming days. An active season is anticipated in the Pacific Ocean. According to official information, up …
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