Today nothing surprises me in Playa del Carmen. We just had a hurricane (last week’s blog for more information on the subject) and the probability of a cyclone in the Caribbean is approaching.
The authorities are watching for low pressure activity that could evolve into a tropical depression in the next 24 hours, with an 80% probability. While tropical wave 43 and the cold front number 9 have generated rain and humidity in much of Quintana Roo, another tropical wave has as evidence the formation of clouds that gradually organize and probably cry the clouds all weekend and / or early next week.
Among mosquitoes, humidity and many colds, people no longer know if it is Covid, a cold flu or someone is playing Jumanji!
The probability of evolution at 48 hours is 80% and of evolution at five days is 90%.
Here I leave you a graph that surely was seen by WhatsApp of the formation of the tropical storm / maybe hurricane.
Starting this Sunday a storm will hit a large part of the country when it enters the national territory through the State of Quintana Roo between Chetumal and Cancun.
The storm will rage in a disorganized manner and will take over part of the Caribbean Sea. The axis of the tropical wave No. 25, is at this time extended from the West of Cuba to the Gulf of Honduras.
The maximum rainfall activity is in front of Belize and south of our beautiful Quintana Roo.
TP Times 