Third heat wave in Mexico: When do high temperatures end?

Mexico is currently experiencing an intense third heat wavewhich began on May 20, bringing temperatures to exceed 45 °C in several regions of the country, even claiming the lives of dozens of people in the national territory.

According to him National Meteorological Service (SMN)this third heat wave in Mexico It will continue to affect 28 states with temperatures above 40 ° C until next Tuesday.

When does the third heat wave end in Mexico?

According to official forecasts, A reduction in the intensity of the heat is expected starting Wednesday, June 5due to the weakening of a anticyclonic circulation at medium levels of the atmosphere.

Although the third heat wave in Mexico is about to endthe environment will continue to be extremely hot in much of the territory, maintaining high temperatures that are characteristic of the season.

The persistence of this extreme heat has led to official recommendations to avoid direct sun exposure, stay hydrated, and wear appropriate clothing to mitigate adverse effects such as heat stroke and other related conditions.

During the last days of this third heat wave in Mexico, specifically on Monday and Tuesday, it is expected that the temperatures reach or exceed 45 °C in states such as Coahuila, Nuevo León, Tamaulipas, San Luis Potosí, Michoacán, Guerrero, Oaxaca, Veracruz, Chiapas, Tabasco and Campeche.

Besides, The SMN predicts rain and showers, which could include hail falls, in various regions of the country, spanning from the northwest to the southeast.

Besides, This third heat wave in Mexico will not be the last of the yearbecause they anticipate at least two more in the coming months.

The SMN has predicted a total of five heat waves for this seasonexacerbated by high pressure systems that inhibit cloud formation and can persist for three to five days.

These phenomena not only raise temperatures but can also cause significant health problems, including headaches, seizures, loss of consciousness, dizziness and nausea.

Health authorities and experts continue to recommend taking preventive measures such as avoid intense physical activities During the hours of greatest sunshine, eat fresh foods and, above all, stay well hydrated.

These recommendations are vital to face extreme conditions and protect health against high temperatures that are still expected in the remainder of the season.

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