Ciudad Juárez, March 2, 2026 – Residents of Ciudad Juárez can anticipate a warm start to the week, with temperatures expected to reach a maximum of 31 degrees Celsius today, March 2. The minimum temperature for the day is projected to be 13 degrees Celsius.
Persistent Warmth and Low Rainfall Probability
According to the meteorological forecast, the probability of precipitation remains low, ranging from 0 to 3 percent. Winds are expected to be moderate, with speeds between 5 and 25 kilometers per hour, and gusts potentially reaching 26 to 32 kilometers per hour.
This warm weather pattern is attributed to an anticyclonic circulation at mid-levels of the atmosphere over the northwest, north, and west of the national territory. This system will maintain very warm conditions in these regions, as well as warm to hot weather across the rest of the country.
Forecast for the Coming Days
A slight decrease in temperature is expected for Tuesday, with a maximum of 29 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 12 degrees Celsius. Winds will remain between 5 and 25 kilometers per hour, and the chance of rain will continue to be low.
For Wednesday, the forecast indicates a maximum temperature of 27 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 12 degrees Celsius. The day is expected to be sunny with winds ranging from 5 to 25 kilometers per hour, as reported by Civil Protection.
New Cold Front Approaches Baja California
While Ciudad Juárez experiences warm conditions, a new cold front (number 38) is anticipated to enter the Baja California peninsula. This front will interact with an upper-level trough, leading to strong winds with gusts of 50 to 70 km/h and possible dust storms in Baja California, Sonora, and Chihuahua. Residents in these areas are advised to stay informed about local weather alerts.
Other Local News and Updates
In other local developments, the Tec de Monterrey Juárez and UTEP are strengthening their educational collaboration to foster binational talent. Dr. Heather Wilson, president of UTEP, visited the Juárez campus to learn about the Tec21 model and engage with students and entrepreneurs, aiming to boost academic cooperation.
The Filtro II Dam has reached 91% completion, a project designed to enhance protection against extreme rainfall in Juárez. This hydraulic work will have a capacity of 385 million liters and is set to benefit over 35,000 residents in high-risk areas of the Arroyo Colorado.
The U.S. has issued a travel alert for Chihuahua due to concerns about terrorism, crime, and kidnapping. U.S. personnel are prohibited from visiting the Copper Canyon and crossing through Anapra, with mobility restrictions imposed in several cities across the state.
Drivers crossing into El Paso, Texas, have reported delays of up to three hours due to CBP inspections at the Libre, Santa Fe, and Zaragoza bridges. The Chihuahua Border Bridges Trust has dismissed system failures, attributing the queues to inspections by U.S. authorities.
The El Paso Zoo is inviting the public to its spring activities from March 7 to 29, featuring talks, daily conservation programs, and educational activities from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
The Municipal Office of Justice and Education (OMEJ) has issued an alert regarding fake messages about fines sent via WhatsApp, warning of fraud attempts through fraudulent links for alleged debt payments. The agency reiterated that it does not send notifications or collect payments via WhatsApp and urged citizens not to share personal or banking information.
The municipality collected over 243 million pesos in February from property tax payments. A total of 43,774 Juárez residents took advantage of a 10 percent discount, contributing 243.8 million pesos to municipal revenue.
Maru Campos was a special guest at the swearing-in ceremony of the new state coordinator of the National Guard. The new commander brings over 35 years of service in the Armed Forces to the role.
The municipality is calling for coordination to materialize projects announced in the governor’s report, including a Convention Center, investments in San Jerónimo, and underpasses on Las Torres Avenue. The municipal secretary stated that they will seek to avoid budget duplication and work jointly with the state.
State tourism is being promoted with a festival in Ciudad Juárez, organized by authorities and travel agencies to highlight Chihuahua’s attractions. More than 100 companies in the sector currently operate in the border region.
