30 years later, we remember Hurricane Gilberto
On the 30th anniversary of Hurricane Gilberto, or “Gilbert” to English-speakers, we present the New York Times’ coverage of the devastation.
Invest 95L to brush by the Yucatán Peninsula while Isaac weakens
Invest 95L, a tropical weather system, has been hanging around the Yucatán Peninsula near Cancun, but is more of a worry for other regions.
All eyes on Isaac as it heads toward the Yucatán Peninsula
It’s too early to know exactly where Tropical Storm Isaac is heading, although as of Tuesday morning it was still tracking west, toward the Caribbean, and then on to either the Yucatán Peninsula or Central America.
Preparing for the worst of Yucatán’s hurricane season
The peak of the hurricane season arrives in about four weeks, and foreign residents shouldn’t be complacent.
Storms force planes to reroute from Cancun to Mérida
Heavy rains, which threaten to develop into a subtropical or tropical storm this weekend, on Thursday triggered an Army response in Quintana Roo.
Hurricane season may be less active than first thought
Weather experts from Colorado State University are predicting an average hurricane season due to cooler waters in the Atlantic Ocean.
Forecasters’ best guess: Active hurricane season ahead
Early 2018 hurricane predictions are troubling, but take them with a grain of salt.
Hurricane experts returning to Mérida to share knowledge
The International Hurricane Seminar returns to the Manuel Crescencio Rejón International Airport in March, well ahead of 2018’s hurricane season.
50 years ago today, Hurricane Beulah lashes Yucatán
Today is an anniversary some of our older neighbors would probably rather forget. On Sept. 17, 1967, Hurricane Beulah reached the Peninsula, killing 11 people and destroying countless buildings.
Swirling in Gulf, Katia slowly headed toward landfall
Just west of the Yucatán Peninsula, Katia is a Category 1 hurricane, with maximum sustained winds of 80 mph.
For Peninsula, fierce weather systems to the east and west
The eleventh tropical storm of the season, Katia, formed early today and is gaining strength to the west of the Yucatán Peninsula.
Harvey has 2nd chance to hit Mexico — in the wallet
Hurricane Harvey is battering Texas much worse than it did Mexico, but that doesn’t mean the nation to the south won’t be bruised.
Franklin weakens after heading further into mainland
After briefly reaching hurricane status, Franklin this morning weakened to a tropical storm as it moved farther inland over eastern Mexico.
CFE mobilizes to safeguard power system during storm
The power utility has deployed 1,223 workers, 172 cranes, 465 vehicles, four helicopters and seven off-road vehicles as Tropical Storm Franklin approaches.
Franklin hits the southern half of the Yucatán Peninsula
Tropical Storm Franklin made landfall at tiny Pulticub, Quintana Roo, just before 11 p.m. Monday, where it immediately weakened as it began its journey across the Yucatán Peninsula.
Tropical storm heading this way from Caribbean sea
Right on cue for August’s ramp up of the hurricane season, a tropical storm could be heading the the Yucatán Peninsula next week.
Preparing for the height of hurricane season
We are fast approaching the peak of the hurricane season, the time of the year the Peninsula is most likely to be hit by a damaging storm. Preparedness is key.
Storms path remains uncertain, but hurricane unlikely
A storm expected to bring heavy rain and maybe even flooding to the Yucatán peninsula Sunday will likely enter the Gulf of Mexico on Monday or Tuesday, forecasters say.
Offshore cyclones possible by Saturday, weather forecasters warn
Unsettled weather will continue, and weather forecasters are keeping their eyes on a system forming over the Atlantic Basin.
Professor warns media as hurricane forecast is revised
With hurricane season upon us, and with forecasters delivering more startling news, one meteorologist has a message to the media: Do your job well.
Mexico: Wealthy nations need to help others cut disaster risk
With hurricane season looming on the horizon, President Enrique Peña Nieto addressed a U.N. conference, urging wealthy countries to help poorer ones limit their exposure to natural hazards.
Hurricane season looks to be a little more active
The Atlantic’s 2017 hurricane season, which in April was forecast to be quiet, is now expected to be more active than normal.
Quiet hurricane season predicted, thanks to El Niño
The 12th International Seminar on Hurricanes concludes at the Hyatt today, where experts are calling for a below-normal season this year.
Midway through hurricane season, remembering Gilbert
Hurricane Gilbert, one of the most devastating tropical cyclones recorded in the Atlantic Ocean, made landfall in Yucatán 28 years ago today. It’s one of the most memorable hurricanes on the peninsula.
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