Overview
- The national meteorological service said a heat wave will spread across much of Mexico and reach central and northern Querétaro this week.
- Forecasts call for maximum temperatures of 40–45°C in parts of the state, with some northern zones expected to exceed 45°C later in the week.
- The Querétaro Chamber of Commerce reported that April ice purchases rose about 100% compared with March as temperatures climbed.
- Convenience chains said they have not seen ice shortages so far, supported by a network of roughly 1,500 stores across key municipalities.
- Conagua data show March to May are the state’s hottest months, and this year’s average daily highs rose from 24.1°C in January to 27.5°C in March.