WATER ALERTS IN MEXICO – UPDATE November 30, 2025

As of November 2025 approximately 7% (160139 square kilometers) of Mexico is under drought conditions and 13% (319392 square kilometers) is Abnormally dry. A significant territorial decrease since our previous report.

Map List

Only Ciudad Acuña and Agua Prieta are under Extreme Drought, all previously listed locations have now been downgraded to either Severe Drought or Abnormally Dry



There are 4 Levels of Drought in Mexico:

D0 (Abnormally Dry): Conditions are drier than normal, potentially leading to the start of a drought.

D1 (Moderate Drought): Drought is beginning to impact agriculture, water supplies, and ecosystems.

D2 (Severe Drought): Significant impacts are seen on agriculture, water resources, and ecosystems, potentially including wildfires.

D3 (Extreme Drought): Extensive crop and pasture losses are likely, and water shortages are widespread.

D4 (Exceptional Drought): Widespread and persistent water shortages, with major crop and pasture losses, and potential for ecological damage.

Source: Plantmaps