Conagua monitors two potential cyclones that surround the coasts of Mexico from the Pacific and the Gulf

The With water keeps under surveillance two potential cyclones in the coasts of Mexicoone in the Pacific Ocean and another from the Gulf.

This morning the With water reported that it maintains surveillance two low pressure zonesthe first of them with a 60 percent probability of cyclonic development in 7 days.

Said potential tropical cyclone It is located southwest of Chetumal, Quintana Roo, and is moving slowly toward the northwest.

While in the Pacific Ocean there is another low pressure zone south of the coasts of Chiapas and Guatemala.

This low pressure zone maintains a 20 percent chance of cyclonic development in 48 hours and 7 days.

It is located 140 kilometers south of the mouth of the Suchiate River, the border between Mexico and Guatemala.

Both Quintana Roo and Chiapas will have intense rains with occasional torrential rainswith alert of possible floodsTherefore, citizens are asked to stay informed and follow instructions from Civil Protection.

I have a degree in Journalism from the University of Guadalajara. In 2022, I became part of the DEBATE team as a reporter from Jalisco, where I report on the daily events of the state as well as its capital: Guadalajara. I carry out web reporting in Nayarit and other entities in the Bajío de México, in addition to communicating the weather forecast for the entire Mexican Republic, and mainly Jalisco. Culture has been in my life since I was little, because I like to write about cinema, art and getting to know the world through its traditions.

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