Mexico City Flooded by Unprecedented Rainfall

Mexico City Hit by Historic Rainfall: June 12th Flooding Exceeds 20 Million Cubic Meters Mexico City experienced its most intense rainfall since 2017 on June 12th, 2025, causing significant flooding across the city. The Secretaría de Gestión Integral del Agua (SEGIAGUA) reported that rainfall exceeded 70mm, resulting in a water volume surpassing 20 million cubic meters. "This was an unprecedented event," stated a SEGIAGUA spokesperson, "We are working to assess the damage and provide support to affected areas." The flooding caused disruptions to transportation and daily life for many residents. Social media was filled with images and videos of submerged streets and overwhelmed drainage systems. The time-lapse video captured the intensity of the event, showing the rapid accumulation of water. While the immediate aftermath brought chaos, the city's emergency services responded swiftly, minimizing the impact of the deluge. The event serves as a reminder of the city's vulnerability to extreme weather conditions and the importance of preparedness.