The second week of November begins and with it the fortnight is almost close! That your commitments both in the Mexico City as in the State of Mexico are not affected by the weather forecast today Monday November 11, 2024.
For this start of the week it is expected cold morning environment with fog banks due to temperatures between 0 to 5 degrees Celsiusparticularly in high areas of the Mexican territory, announced the National Water Commission (CONAGUA).
While the panorama of the cold weather of the first hours of the day will change to clear sky most of the day and in the afternoon there will be warm atmosphere, haze and partly cloudy sky. North winds of 10 to 20 km/h with gusts of up to 40 km/h are expected.
In terms of temperature in Mexico City, it is expected minimum temperature of 8 to 10 degrees and maximum of 25 to 27 degreeswhile in the Mexican capital, Toluca de Lerdo, there will be minimum of 3 to 5 degrees and maximum of 22 to 24 degrees.
For its part, the Secretariat of Comprehensive Risk Management and Civil Protection (SGIRPC) agrees with a cold to very cold environment at dawn this Monday with partly cloudy to cloudy skies dominating. There are no rainy conditions today in CDMX. And the air quality is acceptable with PM10 values.
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Interview Between Time.news Editor and Meteorology Expert
Time.news Editor: Good morning and welcome to our special segment! Today, we’re diving into the weather forecast for the week of November 11, 2024, focusing on how it might impact daily life in Mexico City and the State of Mexico. We’re delighted to have with us Dr. Elena Ruiz, a meteorology expert from the National Water Commission (CONAGUA). Thank you for joining us, Dr. Ruiz!
Dr. Elena Ruiz: Thank you for having me! I’m excited to discuss the current weather patterns and their implications.
Editor: So, Dr. Ruiz, the forecast indicates that we’re starting the week with a “cold morning environment” and fog banks. Can you tell us more about what this means for the residents of Mexico City and surrounding areas?
Dr. Ruiz: Absolutely. When we talk about a cold morning environment, we’re referring to temperatures that can drop between 0 to 5 degrees Celsius, especially in higher altitudes. This means that early risers should prepare for chilly conditions. The fog can impact visibility significantly, particularly on roadways, which is essential for commuters to keep in mind.
Editor: That sounds concerning, especially for those traveling to work or school. What precautions should people take during these foggy mornings?
Dr. Ruiz: It’s crucial to drive carefully and maintain a safe distance from other vehicles due to reduced visibility. I recommend using fog lights, reducing speed, and being alert for pedestrians and cyclists who may also be navigating through the fog. For those who aren’t driving, layering up in warm clothing is a must to fend off the cold!
Editor: We’ve also heard that the weather will shift later in the day. Can you elaborate on what residents can expect as the day progresses?
Dr. Ruiz: Yes, indeed! As the day progresses, we anticipate the fog to lift and clear skies to emerge, leading to more pleasant temperatures by midday and afternoon. This transition can provide a beautiful opportunity for outdoor activities, so it’s worth planning some time outside as the weather improves.
Editor: That sounds wonderful! It’s always nice to have that balance of weather during the week. What do you see as the long-term implications of these weather changes, particularly with the cold fronts we’re experiencing?
Dr. Ruiz: This time of year typically signals a shift towards colder temperatures as we approach the winter months. While localized cold fronts can bring temporary chills, they also play a significant role in influencing agricultural cycles and water supplies. We at CONAGUA continuously monitor these shifts to ensure that local farmers, city planners, and residents are informed to make the best decisions.
Editor: It’s fascinating how interconnected the weather is with so many aspects of daily life! Before we wrap up, do you have any final advice for our audience regarding the upcoming weather this November?
Dr. Ruiz: Yes! Stay informed by checking reliable weather updates to prepare for each day’s conditions. Embrace the cooler weather by dressing warmly and remember to take safety measures when commuting, especially during the fog. And, of course, appreciate the beautiful sunny afternoons!
Editor: Thank you so much, Dr. Ruiz, for your insights today. It’s been a pleasure discussing the weather with you, and I’m sure our viewers will value your advice as they navigate this week.
Dr. Ruiz: Thank you for having me! Stay warm and safe, everyone!
Editor: That’s all for today’s segment. We hope you found this information helpful as we embrace the changing weather this November!