Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – As the 2024 hurricane season looms, southern Mexico braces for potential cyclonic development, with a low-pressure system hovering off the coasts of Chiapas, Oaxaca, and Guerrero. The National Meteorological Service of Conagua has issued alerts since May 13 regarding the atmospheric disturbance, signaling a 30 percent probability of it intensifying into the first tropical cyclone of the season.
As of May 15, the system continues to linger over southern Mexico, maintaining the potential for cyclonic organization over the weekend. Conagua underscores the likelihood of a tropical cyclone forming along the shores of Chiapas, Oaxaca, and Guerrero, urging residents to remain vigilant.
While the system’s evolution remains ongoing, its impact is already being felt, with rains drenching the region. Chiapas anticipates heavy downpours with possible lightning and hail, while Oaxaca braces for intermittent showers interspersed with bouts of heavy rainfall.
In light of the impending threat, Conagua stresses the importance of staying abreast of updates regarding the 2024 hurricane season and adhering to safety directives issued by state Civil Protection authorities. As communities prepare for potential cyclonic activity, proactive measures and vigilance remain paramount in safeguarding lives and property against the looming natural hazard.
