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Warn by Cold Front Effects in the North

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It will cause squalls, low temperatures and gusts of wind in the north and northwest of the country

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The cold front number 4 will be strengthened in the coming days by its combination with another phenomenon; what will give it more strength and what will it provoke in the climate?

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It will cause squalls, low temperatures and gusts of wind in the north and northwest of the country

Around the night of November 5th, the first cold front will move into our country, albeit weakly. Around November 9th, a stronger cold front will intensify, causing temperatures to drop significantly, and the North will feel the first chill of this winter.

The State Coordination of Civil Protection (CEPC) issued a preventive warning, given the forecast of gusts that could exceed 75 kilometers per hour (km/h) in the north-west, north and central areas of the state. These conditions are derived from the passage of the cold front number 4, in interaction with a low pressure channel, the current [...] The post Provides Civil Protection gusts of up to 75km/h in the north, northwest and center appeared …

The cold front number 4 will cause squalls, low temperatures and gusts of wind in the north and northwest of the country, reported the National Coordination of Civil Protection.

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Reforma broke the news in Monterrey, Mexico on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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