Los Cabos monitors two Pacific low‑pressure systems for cyclone risk

The municipal government of Los Cabos, through its Civil Protection and Risk Management Office, is maintaining continuous surveillance of two low‑pressure areas in the Pacific Ocean. The first system, situated south of Oaxaca’s coast, has a 30% chance of cyclonic development in the next 48 hours, rising to 90% within a week, and could become a tropical depression by mid‑week. The second system lies southwest of the Baja California peninsula, with a 20% development probability over the same periods, but remains far from the Mexican coast and poses no immediate threat to Los Cabos. Authorities advise residents to follow official channels for updates and to heed any recommendations issued by relevant agencies.

No immediate danger has been identified for the municipality, and the city will continue to provide timely information should the situation change.