Heavy rains from cold front in northern Mexico, dark clouds and downpour over desert landscape.
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Out-of-season cold front to bring heavy rains to northern Mexico this weekend

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An out-of-season cold front will cause rains and showers in various parts of the country over the weekend, according to the National Water Commission.

Brazil's South region faced temperatures below zero in several cities on Wednesday, with intense cold expected until Saturday. In the Southeast and Midwest, rainfall volume in the first half of June exceeded the month's historical average.

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A house collapsed in the Hipódromo-Condesa neighborhood of Cuauhtémoc borough early Saturday, resulting in the death of a man and injuries to a 63-year-old woman.

The Kenya Meteorological Department has warned residents in various parts of the country to prepare for moderate to heavy rainfall from today, March 27, to Tuesday, March 31. Heavy rains are expected in Central Kenya, Western regions, Lake Victoria Basin, Rift Valley, and Northeastern Kenya, accompanied by thunderstorms and potential flooding.

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Heavy rains in Nairobi last week triggered a fierce quarrel between a wife and her husband. The mother of four blamed her husband for delaying the construction of a stone house in their rural village to avoid flood risks. She stated, “I don't want to die, me and my children. Let's go back to the rural area.”

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.

 

 

 

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