The temperature will rise by approximately three degrees, but during the early morning it will drop to minus two or minus three degrees," stated the state executive. "But by tomorrow, in the afternoon, we will reach 11 degrees." He asked the population not to expose themselves to the low temperatures. "We don't want tragedies, we don't want people starting the year sick. It is desirable that they do not go out, that is why schools were optional, only for parents who work, so they would have a shelter, a daycare in schools. Any issue, any detail should be reported to 911," he added. García reported that in Galeana the temperature dropped to minus four degrees. "That's why snow is falling there. Sudden temperature changes and going out uncovered definitely bring complications. Be very careful when driving. Many say that the cold doesn't make you sick, that's what Mariana (Rodríguez) thinks, but why take the risk?, especially for babies, children, and the elderly." Speaking about Donald Trump's inauguration as president of the United States and the executive orders he signed, the governor expressed: "I know that the topic now is Donald Trump... I have a lot to say about that, but we have plenty of time to discuss the topic and the executive measures from yesterday." Regarding the state of the roads, some incidents are reported: fog and closures due to ice on the Monterrey - Nuevo Laredo Highway, as well as the presence of ice on other roads. Despite the complications, the highways will not be closed to vehicular traffic. The fall of sleet in several municipalities of Nuevo León caused some roads to be covered in frost, complicating driving. However, they will not be closed to vehicular traffic, confirmed Governor Samuel García. The temperature forecasts were met, reaching zero degrees in the center of Monterrey with a thermal sensation of up to minus 3 due to the light rain that occurred since Monday night. Despite the challenging conditions, the highways remain open, although with frost, making them dangerous. The governor urged drivers to take extra precautions, both in the city and outside of it, saying: "The ground is between wet and icy. Don't take risks."
