A morning like no other gave away the last day of August 2023 with mostly cloudy skies in coastal and inland areas from mid-north to north Sinaloa.
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Due to a zone of convection in the Gulf of California stirring up clouds from Baja California Sur, the Sonora, and Sinaloa areas, these conditions could trigger scattered rains in those regions until before noon.
At night, we have to wait for the Mexican monsoon to unleash its power, as it has done over the past two days, during which it has benefited from the rain but also done some damage due to the chilling winds it generates.“Upper-level difluence reinforces isolated temperate zones of convection on either side of Baja California Sur and near the entrance to the Gulf of California. The scattered moderate, scattered strong convection,” explained the National Hurricane Center.
its part, the National Meteorological Service (SMN) assumes in its validated forecast up to 12:00 p.m. that during this period there may be rain with showers, wind with gusts of up to 40 kilometers per hour, and subsequently electric shocks in areas in the North Pacific.
Baja California: Ensenada, San Felipe, and San Quinton
Baja California Sur: Mulegé, La Paz, and Los Cabos
Sonora: northwestern and southern regions.
-Sinaloa: North, Mid-North, Center and South
It should not be ruled out that some storm surges, such as those recorded in Topolobampo, Ahome Municipality, Sinaloa, on Wednesday night, will recur, as well as electrical activity that may endanger the population.
It is expected that once this zone of convection moves into the sea, the Mexican monsoon will begin activating cloudiness and possible light to moderate rainfall across the state.
Temperatures are still giving the populace a truce for the time being, resulting in a month-end with temperatures between 35 and 40 degrees, in contrast to the 40 to 45 and a thermal sensation of 49 degrees that started the eighth month of the year.
