The National Hurricane Center issued its final advisory and is not monitoring any area of possible development over the next 7 days.
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Public Services handled 20 reports; residents can request cleaning of their street via ChatCun on WhatsApp.
Mexico's weather service expects 50–75 mm of rain and 1–2 meter waves along the Quintana Roo coast as the storm moves away to the northeast.
COEPROC coordinated the army, Conagua, CFE and firefighters over three days; storm drains are being cleared in Chetumal.
Benito Juárez city hall keeps crews on the streets and expects intermittent showers with lightning. Here is how to report flooding and stay safe.
Tropical Wave 42 and a cyclonic circulation keep the state under a forecast of storms with lightning, according to Mexico's National Weather Service.
After an average of 89 millimeters of rain, the city deployed 30 crews and closed several flooded intersections; residents are asked to use alternate routes and clear storm drains.
The National Civil Protection agency calls the exercise, with alerts by cellphone, radio, TV and loudspeakers; Cancún buildings can sign up.
Some 26,600 tons have been removed in Benito Juárez so far this year, nearly double the same period in 2025; landings concentrate in the hotel zone.
State Civil Protection forecasts downpours with lightning and coastal wind gusts; the Caribbean has no active cyclones and Tropical Storm Cristóbal is moving away in the Atlantic.
The system is still far away, near Cabo Verde, and poses no immediate threat to Quintana Roo; a good moment to review your family plan.
Where to look up the temporary shelter assigned to your area, what to pack, which numbers to call, and what to do before, during and after. Official information, all in one place.