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Hard to judge since a lot of Mexico is at high elevation, but everywhere under the upper low looks cool in your map
Thanks.
I dont have access to Mexico discussions so heres from NWS Phoenix to get an idea whats going on.
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Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Phoenix AZ
931 AM MST Tue May 9 2017
.SYNOPSIS... An unusually strong low pressure storm system for early May will
continue to bring unsettled conditions to the Desert Southwest
through Wednesday. The best chances for showers and thunderstorms
will be Tuesday morning and afternoon with slimmer chances by
Tuesday evening across most of south-central and southwest
Arizona. Temperatures will be well below-normal as afternoon highs
struggle to get out of the 70s through Wednesday. Clearing skies
and a substantial warming trend will develop through the second
half of the week.
.DISCUSSION... The infamous low we`ve been talking about the past
few days is continuing to slowly track to the northeast, with the
center of the low situated just south of the Mexico/Arizona
border.
Over the past 24-hours much of our forecast area has seen
a decent amount of precipitation with values ranging from .01" to
.4", with the greatest accumulation in western Arizona, along the
Colorado River Valley, and over the higher terrain east of
Phoenix.
It likely was very cold for Mexico that day. The following lowest maximum temperature records were broken May 7 around the San Diego area.
...LOWEST MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE RECORDS BROKEN OR TIED ON MAY 07 2017 ...
LOCATION NEW RECORD OLD RECORD PERIOD OF RECORD
BIG BEAR 36 40 IN 1964 1960
IDYLLWILD 42 TIED 42 IN 1964 1943
ALPINE 49 54 IN 1995 1951
RAMONA 52 56 IN 1995 1974
VISTA 56 57 IN 1971 1957
CHULA VISTA 56 58 IN 1964 1918
EL CAJON 56 63 IN 1995 1979
SAN DIEGO 59 62 IN 2002 1875
BORREGO 61 70 IN 1988 1942
INDIO 66 69 IN 1964 1894
PALM SPRINGS 67 70 IN 1930 1893
THERMAL 70 74 IN 1976 1950
...DAILY PRECIP RECORDS BROKEN OR TIED ON MAY 07 2017 ...
LOCATION NEW RECORD OLD RECORD PERIOD OF RECORD
SAN DIEGO 0.79 0.32 IN 1971 1850
ALPINE 0.98 0.31 IN 2013 1951
EL CAJON 0.90 0.23 IN 2013 1979
VISTA 0.84 0.40 IN 2013 1957
CHULA VISTA 0.84 0.34 IN 2013 1918
ESCONDIDO 0.83 0.78 IN 1912 1893
PALOMAR MOUNTAIN 0.63 0.62 IN 1964 1901
CAMPO 0.63 0.22 IN 1956 1948
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