Simon path near Mexico’s Pacific coast
Simon’s Eastern Pacific identifier is EP202026. Open the current track map and public advisory together. When looking for information about Manzanillo, Colima, Jalisco or Nayarit, check whether your location is named in the latest notice instead of assuming the center line defines the affected area.
NHC forecasts and SMN / CONAGUA notices
NHC provides basin-wide track and intensity information. Mexico’s SMN / CONAGUA publishes national notices, and local Protección Civil authorities provide local instructions. Compare issue times and named places across these products. The Mexico guide links to the national Pacific cyclone notice.
Hurricane Simon landfall questions
A forecast point near a coast is not an observed landfall. Read the latest NHC forecast discussion for its expected track and uncertainty. If landfall is later reported, use a dated official advisory or archive entry; do not present an earlier prediction as a confirmed event. This page does not hard-code a landfall date.
Rapid intensification and changing wind strength
Rapid intensification describes a change in wind strength over time, not a storm’s travel speed. Compare advisories from the same agency and with their issue times visible. The latest wind value here comes from the current feed, while forecasts of future intensity belong in the official discussion and advisory.
Rain, coastal flooding and local warnings
A wind category does not summarize rainfall, flooding, landslides or surf conditions. For a specific coastal or inland area, read the current official hazard text and Mexican local notices. A weakening cyclone can still have impacts in those products, so continue checking their valid times.
Follow and share Simon updates
Following keeps a browser-local shortcut and does not send emergency alerts. Share the page link so recipients can check the current source time and official products. Use the year 2026 and EP202026 to distinguish this system from earlier storms named Simon.