Ciudad Juárez, September 28 – A new cold front is expected to bring a notable decrease in temperatures to Ciudad Juárez over the next few days, with minimums dropping to 15 degrees Celsius by Wednesday, September 30, 2026. This information comes from the National Meteorological Service (SMN) according to its Municipal Weather Forecast.
Temperatures to Decline Steadily in Ciudad Juárez
The SMN forecasts that the cold front will approach the northwest of Mexico on Wednesday, contributing to the temperature drop. While Monday, September 28, is expected to see a minimum of 19 degrees Celsius, this will steadily decrease throughout the week.
Forecasted Minimum Temperatures for Ciudad Juárez:
- Monday, September 28: 19 degrees Celsius
- Tuesday, September 29: 16 degrees Celsius
- Wednesday, September 30: 15 degrees Celsius
This change marks a significant shift from recent weather patterns in the region.
Broader Impact Across Seven States
Beyond Ciudad Juárez, the SMN’s forecast indicates that minimum temperatures could drop to as low as 0 degrees Celsius in seven states from September 28 to 30. These states include California, Chihuahua, Durango, State of Mexico, Hidalgo, Tlaxcala, and Puebla, signaling a widespread cold snap across various parts of the country.
Hurricane Polo and Tropical Storm Rachel Also Affecting Weather
Adding to the complex weather situation, Hurricane Polo is expected to move over Chihuahua on Wednesday, gradually weakening. However, its passage will bring torrential rains to Sonora, intense rains to Sinaloa, and very strong rains to Baja California Sur and Chihuahua. Additionally, the hurricane will cause strong wind gusts and high waves in the Gulf of California and along the western coast of Baja California Sur.
Furthermore, on Sunday, September 27, Tropical Storm Rachel formed from Tropical Depression Eighteen-E. Located 485 kilometers south of Acapulco, Guerrero, and 900 kilometers southeast of Manzanillo, Colima, Rachel is moving west-northwest at 7 km/h with maximum sustained winds of 65 km/h and gusts of 85 km/h. Its trajectory and potential impact on coastal areas are being closely monitored by meteorological authorities.
Local Authorities Advise Caution
Local authorities in Ciudad Juárez and other affected regions are advising residents to take necessary precautions against the dropping temperatures and adverse weather conditions. This includes dressing warmly, securing loose objects outdoors, and staying informed about the latest weather updates from official sources. The combination of a cold front, a weakening hurricane, and a tropical storm presents a challenging meteorological scenario for a significant portion of Mexico.
