Very hot weather coming our way

I couldn't copy the link but here is the translated verbiage from the article.

WARNING: Hot-very hot temperatures will dominate much of Mexico due to the dominance of a #PeriodoCaluroso.
Starting tomorrow, temperatures will rise rapidly due to two #Anticcyclonic systems at various levels of the troposphere; one over the Pacific and the second over the Atlantic.

According to an analysis made, temperatures of 30 to 45°C are forecasted in #Coahuila, #NuevoLeón, #Tamaulipas, #Veracruz, #Sinaloa, #Nayarit, #Jalisco, #Colima, #Michoacán, #Guerrero, #Oaxaca, #Chiapas, #Morelos, #Puebla, #Edomex (sur), #Ta Basco, #Campeche, #Yucatán and #QuintanaRoo.

However, in sectors of #Sonora, #Chihuahua, #Durango, #Zacatecas, #HotWater, #Guanajuato, #Querétaro, #Hidalgo, #Tlaxcala and #CDMX temperatures are estimated in the afternoon between 20 and 30°C.
It ended up highlighting that the "Surada" event will be presented over the Gulf of Mexico, so the thermal sensation will oscillate between 38 to 45°C.

We recommend the whole population to take extreme precautions, constantly hydrate and not to be long periods under the sunlight, as well as to be aware of the next warnings we will issue.

Seems to have been warmer than normal most of March.

Glad we installed an a/c split in bedroom earlier this month!

Yesterday in Ajijic car thermometer was 90 F

BisbeeGal wrote:Seems to have been warmer than normal most of March.  

Glad we installed an a/c split in bedroom earlier this month!  

We've had one for years. Makes a big difference in sleeping comfort!

We used to travel during the hot months, but due to Covid did not travel in 2020 or 2021.

Pleasantly surprised by low cost and ease (and speed) of installation of the split.

... and that technology is way cheaper to operate than the old traditional 'compressor' air conditioners.