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Mexico (incl. Cozumel and Cancun) Update

Cancun, Cozumel and the Riviera Maya

Published: Sun, Nov 8 15:28 EST
By "Kevin & Abril Stolz" <admin at travel2rivieramaya.com>

The current conditions in Cancun are Clouds, dark clouds at that, not raining although we have had some Light showers during the day.  As someone else mentioned over the last couple of days we had more rain leading up to IDA passing off the coast of Quintana Roo but seems that Cancun, Cozumel and the Riviera Maya escaped the worst of IDA but Quintana Roo has raised the alert to RED and has implemented Civil Defense measures.

There is still some isolated flooding in Cancun and Highway Flooding in Playa Del Carmen as a result of all of the rain over the last several days.

 

 

Some of the most affected areas in the hotel zone of Cancun is the Beach area of Plaza Forum north toward the center of Cancun, typically the rocky area of the beach behind plaza forum comes right to the back of the mall.

 

 

Police and Civil Defense personnel are supervising activity at the Playa Delfines area also known as El Mirador which is in the south of Cancun’s Hotel Zone right next to the Hilton Hotel and Golf Resort where the waves and undertow are the most notorious during bad weather.  Hotels all along the hotel zone have deployed their anticyclone curtains facing the ocean and ASUR is reporting that there were only minor airport delays and that only 2 flights from a small charter group were cancelled today by the carrier.

Isla Mujeres has cancelled school classes for Monday in anticipation of cleanup that may be needed after the storm passes.

Punta Allen is being reported as the most affected in Quintana Roo at this time (thanks Julio Leal)

Ferry Crossings which were suspended yesterday at 4PM between Playa Del Carmen and Cozumel will begin at 3PM today although the Captain of the Port opened the crossing at 1PM Ultramar is reporting that they will begin at 3PM.

Holbox Island evacuated 1600 people to the mainland and Chiquila some 16 people.

 

Not much more to say at this time, we will see what the back end of IDA has now as she is a Cat. 2 hurricane.

 

Kevin James Stolz

Travel 2 Riviera Maya

Member of The Mexico Travel Network

Cancun

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