Overall Green alert Tropical Cyclone for NARDA-19
in Mexico

Impact

Tropical Cyclone NARDA-19 can have a low humanitarian impact based on the maximum sustained wind speed,exposed population and vulnerability.

Meteorological source GDACS
Exposed countries Mexico
Exposed population No people in Category 1 or higher
Maximum wind speed 83 km/h
Maximum storm surge n.a.
Vulnerability Medium (Mexico)

GDACS Score

GDACS alert score for Tropical Cyclones is 0.5 (GREEN Alert), 1.5 (ORANGE Alert), 2.5 (RED Alert)
For more info on GDACS alert score click here.
  Wind Storm surge Rainfall GDACS score
Current 74 km/h n.a. n.a. 0.5
Overall 83 km/h 0.0 m n.a. 0.5

Maximum winds, storm surge, rainfall (Current: over the next 72 h, Overall: entire TC track) based on GDACS impact

Wind

74 km/h Current Max.

Up to 2.1 million people in Tropical Storm strength or higher (see SSHS)

Impact Timeline

Alert Date (UTC) Max Winds (km/h) Population in
Tropical Storm or higher
Population in
Cat 1. or higher
Countries
Green 1 28 Sep 2019 12:00 74 2.1 million No people Mexico

Bulletin Timeline

Alert Date (UTC) Category
(SSHS)
Max winds
(km/h)
Population in
Cat.1 or higher
Population in
Tropical Storm
or higher
Location (lat, lon) Countries
GREEN
1 28 Sep 2019 12:00 Tropical depression 56 no people no people 14.5, -100
GREEN
1 29 Sep 2019 00:00 Tropical storm 65 no people 650000 people 16, -101.5 Mexico
GREEN
1 29 Sep 2019 12:00 Tropical storm 74 no people 1.9 million people 17.5, -103.5 Mexico
GREEN
1 30 Sep 2019 00:00 Tropical storm 74 no people 960000 people 19.5, -105.5 Mexico
GREEN
1 30 Sep 2019 12:00 Tropical storm 74 no people 18000 people 22, -107.5 Mexico
GREEN
1 01 Oct 2019 12:00 Tropical depression 56 no people no people 26, -111 Mexico
GREEN
1 02 Oct 2019 12:00 Tropical depression 46 no people no people 27, -111.5 Mexico
GREEN
1 03 Oct 2019 12:00 Tropical depression 37 no people no people 29, -112 Mexico
Actual track of the current bulletin
The alert for forecast greater than 3 days is limited to Orange level.
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Exposed population - AoIs

Exposed population in the potential affected countries, provinces and populated places

Countries

Country
Mexico

Provinces

Region Province Country
Guerrero Mexico
Michoacan Mexico
Jalisco Mexico
Colima Mexico
Nayarit Mexico
Baja California Sur Mexico

Populated places

Name Region Province Country City class Population
Petatlán Guerrero Mexico City 20000 people
Coalcomán Michoacán de Ocampo Mexico City 10000 people
Tecomán Colima Mexico City 75000 people
Armería Colima Mexico City 16000 people
Tecalitlán Jalisco Mexico City 13000 people
Colima Colima Mexico Major city 130000 people
Manzanillo Colima Mexico City 110000 people
Autlán Jalisco Mexico City 40000 people
Talpa de Allende Jalisco Mexico City -
Puerto Vallarta Jalisco Mexico City 190000 people
Punta Mita Nayarit Mexico City -

Critical infrastructure

Airports, ports, nuclear plants and hydrodams at risk, if affected, are listed below.

Airports

Name IATA Code Elevation (m) Usage Runway type IFR Runway Length (ft)
Ixtapa Zihuatanejo International ZIH 6 Civ. Paved Yes 8200
Lazaro Cardenas LZC 12 Civ. Paved No 4900
El Infiernillo 511 0
Coahuayana 61 0
Colima CLQ 723 Civ. Paved Yes 7500
Playa de Oro International ZLO 8 Civ. Paved Yes 7200
Autlan 884 0
La Gloria 34 0
Lic Gustavo Diaz Ordaz International PVR 6 Civ. Paved Yes 10100
Isla Maria Madre 5 0
Punta Colorada PCO unknown 0
Loreto LTO 3 Civ. Paved Yes 7200

Ports

Name LOCODE Country
Lazaro Cardenas MXLZC Mexico
Manzanillo MXZLO Mexico
Chamela Mexico
El Tabaco Mexico
Ipala Mexico
Puerto Vallarta MXPVR Mexico
Bahia Salinas Mexico
Loreto Mexico

Dams

Reservoir Dam Name River Year
Jose M. Morelos Balsas 1968
Trojes Coahuayana 1994
Basilio Vadillo Basilio Vadillo San Migue 1973
Trigomil Ayuquila 1993
Tacotan Amuquila 1958
Cajon de Peda Tomatlan 1976
Corrinchis Mascota 1977

Rainfall

Rainfall accumulation of the past 24h, as detected by the Global Precipitation Measurement mission of NASA. For more information, see https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/GPM/main/index.html.

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StormSurge

The JRC has developed an experimental global storm surge model. The calculations are published about 20 minutes after a new advisory is detected by GDACS. The calculations identify the populated places affected by storm surge up to three days in advance, using the forecasted track. When forecasts change, the associated storm surge changes too and alert levels may go up or down. All links, data, statistics and maps refer to the latest available calculation. If the calculation for the last advisory is not completed, the latest available calculation is shown.