Hurricane Simon: Powerful Hurricane Causes Flash Floods in Mexico’s Pacific Coast; President Claudia Sheinbaum Issues Safety Alert – Check Affected Areas, Weather Advisory & More

Hurricane Simon: Hurricane Simon, an intense Category 3 storm, recently made landfall on Mexico’s Pacific Coast. Now, the storm has caused widespread disruptions like floods in the country’s southwestern and west‑central Pacific coasts,both tourist hotspots. President Claudia Sheinbaum has urged people in affected areas to stay indoors. 

Hurricane Simon: Powerful Hurricane Causes Flash Floods in Mexico’s Pacific Coast 

Since making landfall in Mexico, Hurricane Simon has reduced in intensity but also caused multiple weather related disruptions. It ushered in heavy rainfall, dangerous winds and flash flooding on Mexico’s Pacific Coast, often considered to be a popular tourist destination.  

The storm has impacted communities in and around Manzanillo as well as other areas of west-central Mexico, and officials have issued warnings for coastal regions and encouraged residents to adhere to safety guidance.

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What is Hurricane Simon? 

Hurricane Simon is a tropical cyclone that strengthened over the eastern Pacific Ocean before approaching Mexico’s Pacific coast. It developed into a major hurricane, peaking at Category 4 on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale before dropping to Category 3.