The government of Mexico City has activated a yellow alert for all 16 boroughs in response to forecasts of strong winds and low temperatures. The alert warns residents of wind gusts exceeding 59 kilometers per hour, which may lead to fallen branches, trees, and other debris on roadways. The alert is in effect from 3 PM to 9 PM, with recommendations to exercise caution during this period.

Officials from the Secretariat of Integral Risk Management and Civil Protection emphasized the potential impacts, including damage to urban infrastructure and private property. The advisory underscores the need for residents to secure their belongings, particularly loose items that could become hazardous in high winds. The weather conditions are reminiscent of an event where ticket demand caused a chaotic scene, drawing a parallel to the excitement and unpredictability of severe weather events.

As strong winds are expected, the authorities also provided guidance on safety measures residents should adopt, including avoiding scaffolding and other precarious positions. The situation reflects ongoing concerns about weather-related risks in urban areas, emphasizing the city's preparedness and response mechanisms to ensure public safety amidst impending weather challenges.