Next week, after two weeks of summer temperatures, cold weather will return to Nuevo León. It is expected that the thermometer will drop to 4 degrees, with a new cold front and winds making the thermal sensation reach up to 0 degrees. During Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, temperatures will be mild, around 23 degrees during the day and dropping to 7 degrees at night. For Monday, a maximum of 21 degrees and a minimum of 12 is expected, while Tuesday is anticipated to have a maximum of 30 degrees and a minimum of 12. However, starting Wednesday, a drastic drop in temperatures will begin to be felt.
On February 19, a maximum of 15 degrees and a minimum of 4 is expected. Thursday's conditions will be similar, with 13 and 6 degrees respectively; on Friday, a maximum of 14 and a minimum of 8 is expected, and on Saturday, a maximum of 18 degrees and a minimum of 9.
Given this forecast, it is advisable to take precautions to protect against the cold. It is recommended to dress warmly, avoid sudden temperature changes, and stay hydrated. To dress appropriately, it is suggested to wear a hat, gloves, a scarf, thick socks, and several layers of light clothing. It is also important to use thermal, breathable, waterproof, and windproof underwear.
To avoid sudden temperature changes, it is advisable not to go from air-conditioned spaces to the outdoors and to maintain proper ventilation if using gas heaters or fireplaces. Additionally, it is recommended to cover the mouth and nose when leaving warm places. Staying hydrated is fundamental, drinking water, broths, and teas, as well as including fruits and vegetables rich in vitamin C in the diet, such as oranges, mandarins, guavas, strawberries, plums, peppers, and broccoli, among other foods.
Finally, caution is advised when using heaters, avoiding the use of braziers, ovens, and stoves to heat the home. It is important not to sleep close to any type of heater, as they emit carbon monoxide and can be dangerous. In case of suspected poisoning, the place should be ventilated, and local health services should be contacted.
