Weather forecast for 2026 World Cup final at Zócalo Fan Fest

Mexico's National Water Commission forecasts intervals of showers and strong winds in Mexico City on Sunday, July 19, the day of the 2026 World Cup final.

The 2026 World Cup final takes place this Sunday at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. In Mexico City, fans can follow the Spain versus Argentina match at the Zócalo Fan Fest.

CONAGUA reported that intervals of showers, winds of 10 kilometers per hour and gusts up to 50 km/h are expected. These conditions are attributed to the Mexican monsoon and tropical wave number 19.

The agency is also monitoring two low-pressure areas with potential for cyclonic development. For the 2026 hurricane season, between 29 and 36 tropical cyclones are forecast in the Pacific and Atlantic.

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