Hurricane Alvin From Mexico IN DIRECTO The States that Would Affect, Trajectory and More of This Phenomenon

Mexico City, Mexico.- The beginning of the hurricane season already put some states on alert, according to the National Weather Service revealed that there is an 80% probability of formation of the first tropical Storm 'Alvin'. What do you know about the tropical Storm 'Alvin'? So far there is an 80% probability that Tropical Storm Alvin will arrive in Mexico X Through an information card, the SMN indicated that it keeps a low pressure zone und…

Hurricane Alvin could evolve to category 4 in the next few hours, as warned by Dr. Juan Espinosa Luna, expert in Applied Geophysical Methods and widely followed on social networks for its precise weather predictions in Sinaloa. Through a recent publication, Espinosa Luna explained that the minimal barometric pressure detected in the first data of the [...]

Alvin has increased its probability of cyclonic development by up to 80% in the last 48 hours, as reported by the National Weather Service (SMN) and the National Hurricane Center (CNH). This phenomenon is expected to be the first to form in the coming week. On Tuesday, May 20, the SMN began to monitor a low-pressure zone south of the Pacific Ocean, with a 30% probability of development. However, by Saturday, May 24, the National Water Commission…

The rainy season began and with this, the low pressure zones that become tropical cyclones begin to form and can become hurricanes, we tell you how many hurricanes are predicted for the 2025 season in Mexico and of what intensity. Mexico article 1 Min Read 05 May, 2025 Hurricane Alvin, the first cyclone that threatens to hit Mexico with force Alvin will be the first tropical cyclone to form in the Pacific Ocean and already represents a threat, s…

With the onset of the hurricane season, Mexican weather authorities have turned their attention to a new phenomenon in the Pacific that could become the first hurricane of the season. It is “Alvin”, whose evolution and potential impact are closely monitored by the National Meteorological Service and the National Hurricane Center. Although its development is still incipient, it is essential to understand how it is expected to progress and what pr…