Heavy Rain Floods Lorenzo Boturini and San Antonio Abad Underpass
- Heavy rainfall in Mexico City caused significant flooding at the underpass of Lorenzo Boturini and San Antonio Abad on May 1, 2026.
- The flooding occurred in the Tránsito neighborhood, located within the Cuauhtémoc borough.
- Authorities reported that only one lane of traffic remained open during the incident, creating congestion for motorists navigating the area.
Heavy rainfall in Mexico City caused significant flooding at the underpass of Lorenzo Boturini and San Antonio Abad on May 1, 2026.
The flooding occurred in the Tránsito neighborhood, located within the Cuauhtémoc borough. According to reports from N+, the intense but brief rainstorm led to the accumulation of water in the underpass, which severely impacted local traffic flow.
Authorities reported that only one lane of traffic remained open during the incident, creating congestion for motorists navigating the area. The flooding was concentrated at the intersection of San Antonio Abad and Lorenzo Boturini, a critical transit point in the central part of the city.
The weather event coincided with a yellow alert issued for the Cuauhtémoc borough, signaling a need for caution due to the potential for rainfall and subsequent urban flooding.