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High Alert! They Ask to Avoid These Streets Due to the Risk of Rains and Floods in Nogales, Sonora

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The rains keep Sonora on alert. Civil Protection warned of a high risk of sudden flooding in Nogales and asked to avoid streets and risk areas.
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The rains keep Sonora on alert. Civil Protection warned of a high risk of sudden flooding in Nogales and asked to avoid streets and risk areas.

The state president carried out a monitoring tour of the main points of Nogales that were affected by the rains this weekend, to start the remediation actions, accompanied by authorities of the three levels of government. NOGALES, Mexico — The governor of the Mexican state of Sonora, Alfonso Durazo Montaño, oversaw the affected areas in the border municipality of Nogales this Sunday after registering 73 millimetres of rain in a span of less than…

The state president carried out a monitoring tour of the main points of Nogales that were affected by the rains this weekend, in order to start the actions of remediation, accompanied by authorities of the three levels of government. The government of Sonora called on the population to remain attentive to official information and to follow the recommendations of Civil Protection in this rainy season. Nogales, Sonora; July 19, 2026.

In some parts of the city, up to 73 millimeters of rain were recorded in just 40 minutes.

In some parts of the city, up to 73 millimeters of rain were recorded in just 40 minutes.

Intense rainfall that fell Saturday at midday in Nogales, Sonora, caused severe flooding and immediately triggered emergency protocols. According to preliminary information from rescue teams, the large volume of water overwhelmed main roads in a matter of minutes, transforming streets and avenues into dangerous streams that directly impacted residents' mobility. The torrential rains left one person dead after a landslide buried a house in the Ja…

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Periódico Expreso - Más Cerca de Ti broke the news on Sunday, July 19, 2026.
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