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In the last few days, rains did not ‘drop’ much of the national territory. Several states were affected by the amount of water left by the storms and by the lack of drainage infrastructure to prevent flooding. However, the rainy season is a few months away and more tropical systems will bring more water.According to the National Weather Service (SMN) for the weekend heavy rains are predicted, some of them caused by a low-pressure area in the sou…
Tropical Storm Barry will take place on Sunday, June 29, and is expected to touch land in Mexico. By David Fulladosa//Radio Formula CDMX, June 28, 2025.- Tropical Depression Number 2 was formed in front of the Gulf of Mexico, it is predicted that it will intensify tropical storm Barry and touch land in Mexico.... Read more →
MC MartínezIn many states of the Republic they still do not recover from the rains that have been recorded in recent days and the National Weather Service (SMN) monitors a low-pressure zone to the southeast of Oaxaca, which maintains 50% probability of developing in tropical cyclone Flossie in 48 hours and 90% in seven days.The low pressure is located approximately 650 kilometers south-southeast of Puerto Ángel, Oaxaca and moves slowly to the we…
Rain has spread across much of the country, affecting infrastructure and causing flooding. Heavy rains are forecast this weekend, caused by a low-pressure zone and the strengthening of Hurricane Flossie. Location and evolution of tropical cyclone Flossie this weekend. The possible formation of tropical cyclone Flossie is under close surveillance. Currently, the low-pressure zone that could give rise to this phenomenon is located approximately 66…
Alert in Mexico! The National Water Commission (Conagua) reported that surveillance is maintained over a low pressure zone with cyclonic potential. On TV Azteca Quintana Roo we share all the details about this weather phenomenon that could become the Tropical Cyclone ‘Flossie’, as well as its current location on Friday, June 27, 2025.
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