**Hurricane Milton: Evacuation Advisory for Yucatán Residents**
On October 7, 2024, the national government issued an urgent advisory for residents of Yucatán’s coastal towns Celestún and Progreso to seek shelter due to the impending impact of Hurricane Milton, classified as a Category 5 storm. President Claudia Sheinbaum addressed the nation, urging citizens to adhere strictly to official instructions from federal and state authorities as heavy rains and strong winds are anticipated.
Through social media platforms, President Sheinbaum informed the public about the hurricane’s trajectory and emphasized the activation of emergency response protocols, including the DN-III Plan, the Marine Plan, and the National Guard Plan.
Meanwhile, in the Pacific Ocean, a low-pressure system with a high probability of developing into a cyclone was detected 150 kilometers south-southwest of Playa Punta Pérula, Jalisco. The system, under the watch of the National Meteorological Service, part of the National Water Commission, presents a 90% chance of escalating into a cyclone within the next 48 hours.
**Additional News on Tropical Weather**
Forecasts and preparations are underway as another potentially dangerous weather event brews in the Pacific. The National Weather Service is closely monitoring a tropical depression that may form into a significant storm. While it currently poses no immediate threat to land, officials encourage communities along the coast to remain vigilant and prepare for possible emergencies.
Local authorities are reinforcing coastal defenses and ensuring shelters are ready for possible evacuations. Residents are advised to stock up on essential supplies and keep themselves updated with the latest weather bulletins to ensure safety.
In this period of heightened meteorological activity, maintaining open communication channels and adhering to safety guidelines are crucial in safeguarding lives and properties from the destructive potential of these natural phenomena.