That Sunday brunch with Mom would have been rained out anyway
ByYucatán Magazine
The blue area of the map shows the "cordon" of storms and strong wind that will pass through the entire Peninsula this weekend.Photo: Meteored.mx
Mother’s Day might be rained out this Sunday, so staying home won’t be as hard as we thought.
Intense storms, hail and strong squalls are forecast in Yucatan this weekend due to the arrival of the Cold Front No. 60.
With the arrival of the phenomenon, a low pressure system will advance towards the Peninsula along with the frontal system , generating a “cordonazo” of heavy rains in the region.
The tourism sector in Mexico experienced a period of slow but steady growth during the first eight months of 2026, marked by a modest increase in the number of international passengers on the Tren Maya. More International Tourists Between January and August 2026, the Tren Maya railway system transported more than 65,000 foreign passengers. The…
Health authorities in Yucatán have ordered the closure of four more artificial lakes in Mérida after testing confirmed the presence of Naegleria microorganisms, more commonly referred to in the media as the “brain-eating amoeba.” Testing again returned positive for the artificial lake at La Isla, as well as another smaller body of water nearby in…
Mexico is finding it increasingly expensive to borrow money, raising concerns about the country’s economic prospects as President Claudia Sheinbaum struggles to convince international investors that her government can control spending and stabilize public finances. The warning signs are coming from international bond markets, where investors are demanding unusually high returns to lend money to…
A cruise ship docked in Progreso on schedule Thursday as Hurricane Isaías churned offshore. The storm still kept the port’s fishing fleet on the beach and closed most of the malecón. The Carnival Breeze tied up at Progreso’s deepwater pier without trouble. The regional harbor master’s office closed the coast to small boats starting at…
Mérida braced for a soaking Thursday. So far, Hurricane Isaías has delivered much less than many residents expected, and the reasons come down to the storm’s shape, size, and path. At 10 a.m., the U.S. National Hurricane Center placed Isaías about 270 km (170 miles) north of Progreso. Its maximum sustained winds had climbed to…
Hurricane Isaías will stay offshore, but Mérida and much of Yucatán are in for a wet, windy stretch that is expected to last into the weekend. Isaías became a hurricane at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, Mérida time, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center. Its maximum sustained winds were 120 km/h (75 mph). It is the…
