The Secretariat of Comprehensive Risk Management and Civil Protection issued a high-temperature advisory for Mexico City this weekend. The rain will give us a break for a couple of days; however, it will return later due to a cold front. Don’t worry about a thing—we’ve got all the information you need.
Through its official accounts, the agency reported that high temperatures are expected in Mexico City from Thursday, April 16, to Saturday, April 18, reaching up to 31 degrees. So, before heading out, don’t forget your sunscreen and appropriate clothing to protect yourself from the sun.
Everything you need to know about the special high-temperature advisory in Mexico City
The high temperatures will continue throughout the weekend; however, on Sunday, April 19, they will drop slightly and the rain will return.
According to the National Weather Service forecast, there will be no rain in Mexico City from April 16 to 18; however, showers with heavy rain are expected on Sunday in both Mexico City and the State of Mexico.
These rains will be caused by the interaction of a cold front with a low-pressure trough. Additionally, its polar air mass will cause a drop in temperature in the central, eastern, northern, and northeastern parts of our country.
Remember that the cold front season runs from September to May each year. Even though it’s already spring, it’s normal for these types of weather systems to continue occurring.
