The National Meteorological Service (SMN) issued the forecast for the Valley of Mexico this Thursday, November 14, anticipating a stable environment due to the presence of an anticyclonic system. This will result in a reduced probability of rain in the region, with a rain-free day expected in Mexico City and partially cloudy sky conditions.
In the capital, temperatures will range between 7 and 9 degrees °C during the morning, with a cold to very cold environment in high areas and possible fog banks. For the State of Mexico, isolated rains are expected in the southwestern part of the state, but no significant precipitation is expected in Mexico City or other areas of the Valley of Mexico.
As the day progresses, an increase in temperatures is expected, reaching highs between 22 and 24 degrees °C, thanks to the anticyclonic system that will ensure atmospheric stability and reduce the probability of rain. Winds, blowing from the northeast at speeds of 15 to 25 km/h with possible gusts of up to 55 km/h, could generate dust devils in high and open areas.
It is important to exercise caution in areas susceptible to these conditions, as the winds could cause low visibility and affect vehicle circulation. Due to low morning temperatures, it is recommended to wear warm clothing, stay informed about local conditions, and be alert to changes in visibility due to fog banks and gusts of wind.
