Mexico's National Meteorology Service (SMN) has informed this early Monday morning that hurricane "Bud" has reached category 3 and strong rainfalls are expected in the states of Michoacán, Jalisco, Colima, and Guerrero .
“Satellite view of tropical cyclones Aletta and Bud courtesy of Mexico's SMN,” reads the tweet of the National Water Commission (CONAGUA).
The latest information provided by CONAGUA states that Hurricane Bud is currently located 425km to the southwest of Cabo Corrientes, 370km from Manzanillo with wind speeds of 195km/h and moving along the northwest at 11km/h.
Given the current weather conditions, the SMN recommends the general population to take precautions in the states affected by rains and to obey the recommendations issued by the civil protection departments of each state.
The weather forecast for today in the Valley of Mexico includes strong rains and downpours:
“Regional forecast for the Valley of Mexico and Megalopolis,”
Yesterday, a heavy downpour in Guadalajara caused a flooding which disrupted services of Line 1 of the light rail and 40 people had to be rescued by civil protection personnel and the fire department of the city after a train was left stranded in 4 meters of water.
Governor Aristóteles Sandoval informed no injured people were reported after the flooding and that cleaning operations are being performed in the affected towns.
With information by Raúl Torres, Correspondent to EL UNIVERSAL.
am
