A Rich Rainfall is Set to End Mexico's 6-Year Drought
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Mexico has achieved 94% recovery from existing droughts across the country during the 2026 rainy season, with nearly half of the country (46.5%) having been in drought categories D1–D4 before the season, now reduced to only 2.4% of territory experiencing drought conditions. Current rainfall from a wetter-than-normal El Niño pattern is expected to fully resolve the multi-year drought by October.
The outlook assumes the rainy season continues as predicted through October; climate forecasts can shift.
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