Map Shows First Tropical Storm Could Form in the Next 7 Days

Map shows first tropical storm could form in the next 7 days

The first tropical storm of the Eastern Pacific hurricane season could form as early as next week, according to forecasts.

With the onset of the rainy season, the heat wave ended yesterday in some entities of the northeast, east, center and southeast, including the valley of Mexico, and the formation was detected a system of low pressure on the Pacific Ocean that could generate a tropical cyclone the following week, reported the National Weather Service (SMN).

Attention, lovers of plans with coffee, bread, movies and background rain!, because the National Weather Service (SMN) of the National Water Commission (Conagua) ‘put the magnifying glass’ in the Pacific Ocean due to the possible formation of the first cyclone of the season. The dependence detailed that maintains surveillance south of the coasts of Michoacán, Guerrero and Oaxaca, because a Low Pressure Zone could be formed during the weekend, or…

The National Water Commission (Conagua) reported that there is a probability that the first Tropical Cyclone of the season will form on Pacific Ocean coasts. You may also be interested: A new heat wave with temperatures of up to 45°c Probability of 70% formation of Tropical Cyclone In its last report, the Conagua reported that the Pacific area is being monitored by the formation of a low pressure zone. This, with a probability of 70%, would gene…

The National Weather Service reported that a low-pressure zone in the south of the country has a 50 percent chance of becoming a tropical cyclone, which positions it as the possible first phenomenon of the season. During the next few months... Full note »

The hurricane season has already begun in Mexico, and the Alvin phenomenon has increased its training potential by up to 60% in the last 48 hours, according to reports from the National Weather Service (SMN) and the National Hurricane Center (CNH). This first cyclonic system of the season is expected to develop during the next week. Just yesterday, the SMN reported that it monitors a low pressure zone south of the Pacific Ocean, where Alvin had …