The Meteorology Unit of the Autonomous University of Nayarit (UAN) has issued a significant warning regarding the formation of Tropical Storm “Bud.” This event marks the second tropical storm of the 2024 season in the Mexican Pacific.
The formation of “Bud” occurred on Wednesday, July 24, at 1:40 pm, originating from Tropical Disturbance 93E. At the time of formation, the storm was situated 690 kilometers south-southwest of Baja California Sur. The tropical storm presented maximum sustained winds of 65 km/h and was advancing at a speed of 26 km/h in a west-northwest direction (295º).
In an official statement, the UAN’s Research and Graduate Studies Department, through its Meteorology Department, emphasized that “Bud” does not pose a direct threat to the states of Nayarit, Jalisco, and Baja California Sur. The storm is not expected to have any effects on these regions. Nonetheless, the storm is under continuous observation to track any potential changes in its trajectory or intensity.
Authorities have underscored the importance of the public staying informed through official channels and adhering to any instructions issued in response to changes in the storm’s behavior. Although “Bud” currently does not pose a significant risk, vigilance remains crucial in ensuring the safety and preparedness of the affected areas.
Residents and visitors in the concerned regions are advised to remain updated with the latest information from reliable sources. The UAN Meteorology Unit will continue to provide updates as necessary to keep the public informed about any developments regarding Tropical Storm “Bud.”
For more information, please follow the updates from the UAN Meteorology Unit and local authorities to ensure safety and preparedness in the face of potential weather changes.
