¡Se va la lluvia y llega el calor extremo! Canícula traerá temperaturas sofocantes a estas regiones

The midsummer drought has already begun in some regions of Mexico, and the National Water Commission (Conagua) warns that this phenomenon will bring a period of approximately 40 days with less rainfall, increased solar radiation, and high temperatures, primarily in the southeast, east, and parts of central Mexico. Although often confused with a heat wave, the midsummer drought is characterized by a temporary decrease in rainfall during the rainy season, leading to drier and warmer conditions in various states. According to Conagua and the National Meteorological Service, the midsummer drought typically occurs between the second half of July and the end of August, although its duration and intensity vary each year. During this period, the risks of dehydration, heatstroke, and damage to agriculture and livestock increase. Authorities recommend staying hydrated, avoiding prolonged sun exposure, and following official forecasts, as some regions could still experience heavy rainfall due to the influence of tropical cyclones and other weather systems. More information at: https://heraldodemexico.com.mx/ Follow us on social media to stay up to date! FB:   / elheraldodemexico   TW:   / heraldodemexico   IG:   / elheraldodemexico