On Wednesday, October 7, Isaías intensified into a Category 1 hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico, packing sustained winds of 120 kilometers per hour. The storm system has triggered alerts across the eastern and southeastern regions of Mexico due to the threat of heavy rainfall and high winds.
In response to the approaching weather system, authorities in Yucatán have suspended classes for Thursday, October 8, across 27 municipalities, including the state capital, Mérida. The measure is intended to mitigate risks to the population as the hurricane continues to pose a threat to the region.
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