Rainfall in Mexico: the 8 States Most Affected by Two Possible Tropical Cyclones
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Conagua maintains surveillance in two systems that could turn into tropical storms, causing heavy rains in Mexico, especially in these states.
The National Weather Service (SMN) keeps under surveillance two low pressure zones with potential to become tropical cyclones over the next few hours: one in the Gulf of Mexico, which could be named Isaiah, and another off the coast of the South Pacific, which would be called Simon.
Two systems of low pressure keep the Mexican coasts on alert, presenting conditions to evolve to the tropical cyclones Isaiah and Simon: the first is located in the Gulf of Mexico and the second in the Pacific, reported the National Weather Service (SMN). The phenomena will cause torrential rains in Veracruz; intense in Tamaulipas, Guerrero, Oaxaca, Chiapas and [...] The post SMN previews formation of the cyclones ‘Isaías’ in the Gulf of Mexico …
Two low-pressure zones are monitored for possible cyclonic development in Mexico Two areas... The charge Two hurricanes approaching Mexico? Potential cyclones Simon and Isaiah will cause torrential rains this Tuesday appeared first in the Political Chain.
At least two low-pressure areas with potential to become cyclones in the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans have caught Mexico's attention, for the effects it will maintain on much of the national territory.
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