US EditionCold Front 18 Comes Strongly: This Will Affect Mexico’s Climate This December 4th
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This Thursday, the cold front (number 18) and its associated polar air mass on the northwest, north and northeastern border of Mexico in interaction with the polar and subtropical jet currents, a flood in height, a low pressure channel, an atmospheric river and the entry of humidity from the Pacific Ocean, will favor cold atmosphere in the morning, tempered in the afternoon, very cold to cold temperatures in the mountain area, with frosts in var…
The 18th cold front will enter tonight and early Thursday morning by the northern border of the country, driven by the atmospheric river that carries large amounts of moisture. This combination will generate a scenario of heavy rains, very cold atmosphere and possible snowfalls in different parts of northern Mexico. Where will it rain this December 4th? The effects will begin in Baja California Sur, where heavy rains are expected; while in Sinal…
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