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Hurricane Ernesto Still in Mexico. Former Hurricane Ernesto now a Tropical Storm soon to be a Tropical Depression has done like the Madonna Tour of Mexico again proving that you can’t really predict what mother nature is up to or what she will do next (like any good woman). Fortunately for Mexico Tropical Depression Ernesto [...]
As we are approaching the beginning of the 2012 Atlantic Hurricane Season (june 1st) I see more and more people searching for information on the season, weather forecast for Cancun and Playa del Carmen, 10 day forecasts and so on. So I thought apt to do as I do each year and get a preparation [...]
Pacific Hurricane Bud is beginning to show signs of weakening as he encounters upper level windshear but continues to be a category 2 hurricane closing in on Mexico’s Pacific Coast. Hurricane Bud is expected to make landfall later today (friday May 25,2012) somewhere between Puerto Vallarta and Manzanillo on Mexico’s Pacific Coast. Models agree that [...]
Hurricane “Bud” Category 2 Pacific hurricane The government of Mexico has issued a hurricane warning from Manzanillo northwestward to Cabo Corrientes and a tropical storm watch from Cabo Corrientes northward to san Blas. Summary of watches and warnings in effect… A hurricane warning is in effect for…The coast of Mexico from Manzanillo northwestward to Cabo Corrientes A tropical [...]
Hurricane Bud the second tropical system of the 2012 Pacific Hurricane Season continues to intensify as it moves closer to Mexico’s Pacific Coastline where it is expected to remain stationary for at least 24 hours close to Manzanilla Colima sometime Friday or early saturday. Hurricane Bud is a Category 2 Hurricane and its affects should [...]
10 days ago the “Pacific Hurricane Season” began and in just 6 short days the Atlantic Hurricane Season will begin although mother nature this year got off to an early start it seems. On the Atlantic Coast the first tropical system formed off the coast of the US without affecting Mexico and has disappeared into [...]
Without a doubt Mother Nature has a mind and will of her own and this past Saturday in the late afternoon she showed just how temperamental she can be when she dropped tons of sleet on Mexico City’s Polanco and Lomas de Chapultepec sections around 5PM. It started out as an incredible day with sunshine [...]
As we are entering the last 30 days of Mexico’s Official 2011 hurricane season and Hurricane Rina is just a memory the remnants of the weather from Rina and other systems continue to affect the resort areas of Cancun and the Riviera Maya. The national weather service in Mexico is reporting that Cold Front #9 [...]
After Tropical Storm Rina! Tropical Storm Rina passed southwest Cozumel around 9:45 PM with her center of circulation before making landfall a little further north than originally projected but off by less than 2 miles. Rina made her landfall with torrential rain and high winds but thanks to the cold front pushing down from the [...]
Hurricane Rina weakens to a Tropical Storm as she approaches Cozumel. NOAA Hurricane Hunter Aircraft found a weaker Rina moving towards the coast of Mexico’s Riviera Maya at about 6 mph with winds of 75 mph she is now officially a Tropical Storm. Mexico’s Government has changed the Warnings from Hurricane Warnings to Tropical Storm [...]
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