Stormy weather in Mexico City caused by cold front 13, featuring rain, wind, and mountainous frost.
Stormy weather in Mexico City caused by cold front 13, featuring rain, wind, and mountainous frost.
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Cold front 13 causes rains, cold and winds in Mexican states

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Cold front number 13 impacts several Mexican states with rains, low temperatures, and strong winds, leading to class suspensions and alerts in Mexico City. Civil protection authorities monitor rivers and conduct preventive evacuations in vulnerable areas. Frost is expected in mountainous regions and possible snow on volcano peaks.

Cold front 13, advancing over southeastern Mexico and the Yucatán Peninsula, interacts with a polar trough and generates adverse conditions across much of the country, according to the National Meteorological Service. In Hidalgo, Veracruz, Puebla, Oaxaca, and Tlaxcala, rains, wind gusts, and temperature drops are reported, with operations by the National Civil Protection Coordination (CNPC) and missions from the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC), led by Omar García Harfuch.

In Hidalgo, classes were suspended in 34 municipalities as a precaution; the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) repaired power outages in Juárez and Eloxochitlán, and the Infrastructure Secretariat controlled a landslide in Tianguistengo. The National Defense Secretariat (Sedena) evacuated communities in Huehuetla due to landslide risks. Veracruz reports moderate rains and strong winds on the southern coast, such as in Coatzacoalcos and Minatitlán, with river monitoring. In Puebla, light rains in the northeastern sierra, like Teziutlán, prompted class suspensions and a temporary DIF state shelter.

Oaxaca faces winds up to 110 km/h in the Mixteca and Flores Magón Sierra, causing fallen trees and poles, with power cuts in Santa María Yucuhiti and Huautla de Jiménez, but no injuries. Alerts for 3-meter waves in the Tehuantepec Gulf. In Tlaxcala, temperatures near 0°C in Atlangatepec and 2-3°C in other municipalities; schools adjusted schedules, and warm clothing is recommended.

In Mexico City, an orange alert was activated for boroughs like Álvaro Obregón and Tlalpan (1-3°C from 4:00 PM on the 10th to 9:00 AM on the 11th) and yellow for Coyoacán and Iztapalapa (4-6°C early morning of the 11th). Nationally, frosts of -15°C in Durango highlands and up to -5°C in Hidalgo, Puebla, and Veracruz; possible snow on Pico de Orizaba and Cofre de Perote. Torrential rains in Veracruz and Oaxaca, with winds of 90-110 km/h on coasts.

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Discussions on X about Cold Front 13 focus on warnings of intense rains, low temperatures, and strong winds affecting multiple Mexican states, with official alerts for safety measures, class suspensions, and potential damages like floods and fallen trees. Sentiments are predominantly neutral and precautionary, emphasizing the need to bundle up and avoid risks, with some humorous takes on coping with the cold. Journalists and news outlets provide updates, while regular users share personal experiences of the weather's impact.

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Dramatic photorealistic scene of heavy rain, strong winds, and mountain snow from winter storm and cold front 40 in northern Mexico.
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Fourth Winter Storm and Cold Front 40 Bring Rains, Winds to Northern Mexico

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Following cold front 39's impacts earlier in March, the fourth winter storm and cold front number 40 will bring heavy rains, strong winds, and low temperatures to northwest and northern Mexico on Monday, March 9, according to the National Meteorological Service. Showers are expected in the center and south of the country, with possible snow in mountainous areas. In contrast, a heat wave persists in the south with temperatures up to 45 degrees Celsius.

Following cold front 38's impacts, the National Meteorological Service forecasts intensified heavy rains across northern, southeastern, and central Mexico on March 4, with possible tornadoes in northern states, temperature drops from incoming cold front 39, and ongoing heat waves exceeding 40°C in central and southern regions.

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The National Meteorological Service reported that cold front number 38 will affect various regions of the country with low temperatures and frosts starting March 3, 2026. Meanwhile, a heat wave will persist in southern states with highs up to 45°C. Rains are expected in more than 20 states, signaling the gradual end of the extreme heat.

The National Meteorological Service forecasts temperatures up to 45 degrees Celsius this Sunday, April 26, in multiple Mexican states due to an intense heat wave. An environmental contingency was activated in Mexico City and the State of Mexico due to poor air quality. Authorities urge people to stay hydrated, avoid sun exposure, and follow official alerts.

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The National Meteorological System forecasts mixed weather this Sunday, March 22, 2026, with heavy rains in the west, center, and south, alongside high temperatures in the north and Pacific regions. These conditions stem from a cyclonic circulation and moisture from the Pacific and Gulf of Mexico. Flooding risks are expected in some areas.

Air quality in Mexico City and the State of Mexico improved, preventing a new ozone contingency activation amid a heat wave. At 3 p.m., only the Tlalpan station reported poor quality, Cuajimalpa good, and the rest acceptable. The Megalopolis Environmental Commission (CAMe) lifted the weekend contingency and keeps alerts for atmospheric stability conditions.

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The National Unit for Risk and Disaster Management (Ungrd) warned of increased rainfall in the Caribbean, Andean, and Pacific regions due to a new cold front affecting Colombia from February 22 to 26. The Ideam specified special attention in areas like Córdoba and the Gulf of Urabá, while Dimar forecasts strong winds and high waves. Authorities recommend monitoring and preparation for potential floods and landslides.

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