
Sonora primer lugar en muertes por calor en México
Sonora ranks first in heat deaths in Mexico
Read story (opens in a new tab)NASA Space Apps Challenge 2026 · Team 2A2G
150 million km later, it reaches our streets.
NASA Space Apps Challenge 2026 · Be an Earth System Trend Detective
We use open NASA data to see what is changing in the climate, by how much, and whether the change is real or just chance.
We detect where the city burns.
Hermosillo tops 45 °C in summer, and the heat is not spread evenly across the city.
We live here. We feel it every summer.

Sonora ranks first in heat deaths in Mexico
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Extreme heat in 2025 caused 77 deaths across Mexico; Sonora was the hardest-hit state
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Hermosillo breaks the temperature record for June 12 with 49.5 °C
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Sonora has the most heat deaths in Mexico; nine so far
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Sonora leads in heat-related cases: 254 reports and 10 deaths this year
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High-temperature record broken for July 28 in Hermosillo
Read story (opens in a new tab)What is changing in our climate, by how much, and where in the city?
SunCity tells you whether a place’s climate is really changing, by how much, and how sure we are.
Anywhere on the planet, with 45 years of NASA data.
How much it changes every 10 years, and whether the change is real.
In Hermosillo, at night, sector by sector.
Source: SunCity, NASA POWER 1981–2025
Years of NASA measurements for your region or for each sector of Hermosillo.
We calculate how much the temperature rises or falls every 10 years.
We check the change is not just chance and show it with a traffic light. The rules were written before calculating.
45 years of climate · 1981–2025
Ground temperature at night · 2001–2019
70 m detail · 70 m
All of it is open and free data.



A point on the map or a sector of Hermosillo.
45 years of your region, or your sector’s nights.
How much it changes every 10 years, with what margin, and whether it is real.
A clear answer for neighbors, schools and city planners.
Hermosillo’s zones still use test data.
It already works: trends from NASA data, right in the browser.
Move the zones from test data to real measurements.
The same way of measuring, city by city.