San Luis Potosí Braces for Aftermath of Devastating Flash Floods

San Luis Potosí, MX, Faces Chaos After Torrential Rains San Luis Potosí, Mexico, experienced significant disruption on June 2, 2025, due to torrential rainfall. Flooding inundated roads, causing widespread traffic chaos and road closures in several key areas, including the historic city center. Trees were uprooted, and power outages were reported across various neighborhoods. "Roads like the Puente PEMEX, Río Santiago, and Glorieta Real were closed due to risks to motorists," reported Dámaris Morán, a journalist on the scene. The flooding also left numerous vehicles stranded. Power outages were also reported in the Ricardo B. Anaya and Cordillera de los Alpes neighborhoods. Despite the widespread disruption, state civil protection reported no casualties. However, they acknowledged numerous incidents, including fallen trees, stranded vehicles, and power failures throughout the night and early morning hours. The heavy rains did partially replenish the state's reservoirs, although some, like the San José reservoir, remained far from full capacity. The event highlights the challenges posed by extreme weather and the resilience of the city's emergency services.