Overview
- Galicia’s national forecast, updated Monday, raises the probability of afternoon and evening rain to as high as 95–100% in towns such as Barro, Meis and Pontecesures but expects only small accumulations of a few tenths of a millimeter.
- Coastal municipalities in Galicia will see high humidity and localized morning fog or bruma that can cut visibility and make travel by road and sea more hazardous.
- Mexico’s Servicio Meteorológico Nacional says the Mexican monsoon and tropical wave activity will produce very heavy to locally intense rain in parts of the west, center and south, with some areas receiving 50–150 mm.
- A mid-level anticyclone over northern Mexico will keep daytime temperatures very high, with forecasts of maxima above 45°C in zones of Baja California and Sonora and widespread 40–45°C readings elsewhere in the north.
- Local conditions underscore the human impacts: Cuernavaca reported light rain and mild temperatures consistent with the wider monsoon pattern, and agencies AEMET and CONAGUA advise following local updates for visibility, travel and heat-safety guidance.