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Travel Alert IssuedOct 27

Problem: Coastal zones across Colima, Jalisco, and Michoacán remain under active weather warnings for heavy surf, high swells, and rainfall.

Why it matters: The outer circulation of Tropical Storm Vance is driving dangerous ocean conditions and heavy rain along Mexico's Pacific coast, which can bring flooding, rip currents, and local transport disruptions.

Advice: Stay out of the water and away from beaches in the affected states, allow extra travel time on coastal roads, and monitor local weather alerts and your airline for updates.

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U.S. State Department Advisory

Official safety information for U.S. citizens

Level 2: Exercise Increased CautionExercise Increased CautionUpdated: August 12, 2025
Why This Level

Mexico's a big place! Its security situation varies a lot by state. While millions of Americans visit safely, it's crucial to know the risks for the specific region you're visiting.

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