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Climate in Mexico August 1, 2025: Rains Will Continue in Much of the Country
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JC SegundoThe National Weather Service (SMN) announced the forecast of the climate in Mexico for this Friday, August 1, 2025, which foresees more rains. The Mexican monsoon, coupled with a cyclonic circulation, will generate squalls and heavy rains accompanied by electric shocks in Baja California Sur, Sonora, Chihuahua, Durango and Sinaloa; as well as intense spot rains in Nayarit (south).
Rainfall is still present in much of the Republic. In June 2025, Mexico experienced a period of historical rains, especially in Mexico City (CDMX), where the most intense precipitations were recorded in decades. The National Meteorological Service (SMN) confirmed that June was the rainiest month since records were kept, with a volume of water that exceeded 220 cubic meters in Mexico City. How will the climate be today? Will the rains continue? T…
The National Weather Service (SMN) of the National Water Commission (Conagua) maintains a 90% probability that in the next seven days one of two potential tropical cyclones will form in the Mexican Pacific. In its forecast of 48 hours, the low-pressure zone under surveillance has a probability of cyclonic development of 80%, reported the SMN in its most recent report. Related news: Rain on CDMX Today: Yellow Alert Activated by Rainfall and Grani…
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