Mexico alerts and weather right now

LiveUpdated: Oct 31, 08:23 (local time)

Official sources: SMN (CONAGUA), USGS, GDACS

Earthquakes in 24 h

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Orange and red warnings

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SMN (CONAGUA)

Tropical cyclones

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GDACS

Was there an earthquake in Mexico today?

There has been no earthquake of magnitude 4.5 or more in Mexico in the last 24 hours. Earthquakes of magnitude 4.5 or more in the last 7 days: 1. The strongest was magnitude 4.6.

Local timeMagnitudeLocation
Oct 27 06:014.65 km east of Tierra y Libertad

Showing earthquakes of magnitude 4.5 or more in the last 7 days. Data: USGS.

Are there weather warnings in Mexico right now?

There are no orange or red warnings in Mexico right now.

Orange: important warning, be prepared. Red: extreme warning, take action and follow official instructions. Yellow warnings (be aware) are published by SMN (CONAGUA) on its website.

Is there a hurricane near Mexico?

Vance: active, at GDACS green (low expected impact) level. Expected area: México.

What to do if there is an earthquake in Mexico

  1. Drop, take cover under a sturdy table and hold on until the shaking stops.
  2. Don't run outside while it shakes. Stay away from windows, building fronts and objects that could fall.
  3. If you are on the coast and the shaking is strong or long, move to high ground without waiting for a tsunami warning.
  4. When the shaking stops, follow the local authorities' instructions and let your family know you are safe.

What to do during a rain, wind or storm warning

  1. Check the warnings before going out and change your plans if the level is orange or red.
  2. Don't cross flooded streets or roads, on foot or by car.
  3. Stay away from rivers, gullies and the seafront when waves are high.
  4. Keep your phone charged and check with your airline or accommodation for any changes.

What to do if a tropical cyclone is approaching

  1. Check the cyclone's forecast path in the official warnings: it can change within hours.
  2. If the authorities order an evacuation, leave right away and follow the indicated routes.
  3. Keep water, food, a torch, a power bank and your documents at hand.
  4. Check your flights: airports often close while a cyclone passes.

Emergency number in Mexico: 911

Will I get emergency alerts on my phone in Mexico?

Many countries send alerts to every phone in an area. Whether they reach a foreign phone depends on the country, the network and your phone, so don't rely on them alone: also follow the official warnings on this page.

How often is this page updated?

Every hour, and straight away if there is a strong earthquake, a red warning or a tsunami warning. The data comes from official agencies.

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