US EditionLow Pressure Zone Could Become Cyclone "Priscilla": Torrential Rains in These States
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For this Friday, October 3, a low-pressure zone located south of the coasts of Guerrero maintains a high probability of cyclonic development in Mexico, with possibilities to evolve to tropical cyclone during the weekend. This system, located 485 km south-southwest of Acapulco, already generates intense rains and strong gusts of wind in various regions of the country. Intense rains in Mexico; where is it going to rain today October 3? The combina…
“Priscilla” could soon appear in the Pacific Ocean. This is the next cyclone of the season. The National Water Commission maintains surveillance over a Mexican Pacific area that could develop a tropical cyclone. This system is located south of the Pacific... Full Note »
Attention! The National Water Commission (Conagua) and the National Weather Service (SMN) reported that Tropical Cyclone ‘Priscilla’ has increased to 90% its probability of cyclonic development and could be formed in the following days, so on TV Azteca Quintana Roo we will tell you all about its possible evolution, as well as its location on Thursday, October 2, 2025.
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