Five Low-Pressure Zones Between the Pacific and Atlantic Are Stalking Mexico: They Reach up to 60% Probability of Cyclone
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The National Weather Service reported the presence of five low-pressure zones around Mexico, what are the chances of each one becoming a cyclone?
Since Monday, August 10, 2026, the presence of five low-pressure zones between the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic has been under surveillance alongside Mexico’s weather activity. Some of these systems reach as much as 60% of the probability of evolving to cyclone over the next seven days. Two of the areas are located in the Pacific Ocean, while the other three are distributed in the Atlantic, although none currently represents a threat of direct…
For this Tuesday, August 11, low pressure and cyclonic circulation channels are planned to travel part of the Mexican territory
Guanajuato, Gto.- On August 10, five low-pressure zones, three in the Atlantic Ocean and two in the Pacific Ocean are under surveillance due to their potential of up to 60% cyclonic development for the following week. The National Meteorological System issued a warning informing us that although the systems are still in the development phase and do not represent an immediate direct danger, the high probability of evolution of both systems could …
Five low-pressure zones are under the surveillance of the National Weather Service (SMN) for their possibility of developing cyclonic activity: three are located in the Pacific Ocean and two are located in the Atlantic Ocean, according to the report issued at 06:00 hours this Sunday, August 9, 2026. In the Pacific, low-pressure zones maintain a probability of cyclonic development of up to 90% over the next seven days. Therefore, Baja California,…
Weather authorities keep under surveillance three low pressure zones due to their possibility of cyclonic development, in the Pacific Ocean. On TV Azteca Yucatán we share if states in Mexico could be at risk. Are low pressure zones a risk for Mexico? According to forecasts two of these low pressure zones have 90% and 60% of cyclonic potential in the coming days, and due to their distance from the Mexican coasts do not represent a risk. As for th…
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