
The hurricane season in Mexico extends from early June to late November and can affect both the Pacific and Atlantic coasts.
If you choose to travel during the hurricane season, please go to the Global Issue on hurricane season for more information. Environment Canada's Canadian Hurricane Centre also provides recommendations on hurricane preparedness.
Up-to-date weather conditions in Mexico can be obtained from the website of the National Meteorological Service (in Spanish only) and from the US National Hurricane Center.
In the event of a hurricane or natural disaster in Mexico, Canadians are strongly recommended to regularly consult the Travel Report for Mexico.
You may also want to read the following document on the alerts given by the Mexican Civil Protection authorities: PDF * (64 KB).
Canadians residing in or travelling to affected areas should exercise caution, closely monitor local news and weather reports, and follow the advice of local authorities.
Contact information for your nearest Mexican Civil Protection office may be obtained by dialling the Civil Protection toll free number for Mexico: 01-800-0041300 or by contacting the nearest Canadian point of service.
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