If you live or visit Mexico City (CDMX), it’s best if you come out prepared with an umbrella and a raincoat because this Saturday 16th September Holiday, rain is expected.
In its latest report, the National Meteorological Service (SMN) states that a cool environment and partly cloudy skies are forecast at dawn, with fog banks likely in high areas around the Valley of Mexico.
Warm weather and cloudy skies are expected in the afternoon occasional heavy showers and rain (25 to 50 mm in 24 hours) in Mexico City and the State of Mexico.
- Observe: Precipitation could result in electric shock Hailfall.
Rainfall recommendations in CDMX
- Place important documents in an airtight bag.
- Sweep drains and keep them free of debris
- Do not attempt to cross streets with running water
- Extreme caution when driving
The National Water Commission, through the National Meteorological Service (SMN), shares the temperatures that could occur in CDMX:
- Estimated maximum temperature in Mexico City: 26 to 28 °C
- Estimated minimum temperature in Mexico City: 15 to 18 °C
- Estimated maximum temperature in the state of Mexico: 21 to 24 °C
- Estimated minimum temperature in the state of Mexico: 11 to 14 °C
- East wind component of 10 to 15 km/h
Given the possibility of strong winds in CDMX, follow these tips:
- Do not climb high and exposed places such as scaffolding
- Store or remove outside objects that could fall and injure someone
- Stay away from places where there is a visible risk of falling
- Drive slowly; Gusts of wind can destabilize your car
- Secure roofs and awnings to prevent accidents
What will the air quality be like in Mexico City?
According to the environmental monitoring system operating in Mexico, it was stated that the air quality for today, September 16, is normal, specifically index 83, with pollutants of type PM2.5, as reported by the SAC station. -Santiago Acahualtepec. This means that the quality is harmful to health.
When air quality is critical, CDMX residents are advised to:
- During the emergency days, strictly follow the rules set by the government
- To avoid damaging your respiratory system, do not do moderate or vigorous physical activity outdoors.
- Use UV protection
- Use your home’s heating devices properly
- Prioritize public transportation or car sharing and use electric or hybrid vehicles
