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Folks in Zihuatanejo and along the Costa Grande awoke to sunshine and blue skies this Sunday morning. Quite a joy for everyone to wake up to. Locals and visitors were out enjoying feeling sunshine on their skin after so many stormy days. Las Gatas and Isla Ixtapa were open for business, and folks were swimming and playing in the water at Playa Principal, against all advice, but of course our current local government doesn't put warning signs on the beaches even when it knows the water is a health hazard. Something to remember.

But it looks like we're in for a repeat of the past week. Storms are due to arrive this Sunday evening, and the forecast has two tropical disturbance zones with high probabilities of formation in the coming days. The one currently off our coast doesn't concern me as much as the one forming up in the Bahía de Tehuántepec. Whenever storms form there, we're often in their path. So keep an eye on our local weather and prepare to hunker down again.

Out of an abundance of caution, schools will again be closed tomorrow throughout the state. The sierras of both Zihuatanejo and Petatlán remain mostly cut off from the outside world.

The folks we saw out strolling this Sunday evening were mostly locals. Everyone stretching their legs and enjoying seeing friends and neighbors. Enjoying the fruits of being Zihuatanejenses.

Not sure where to stay? Confused by so many lodging choices? Let my friend Carmen at ZihuaMía match you with a vacation lodging or a long-term rental ideal for your tastes and needs. Carmen offers a variety of vacation and residential properties for rent in Zihuatanejo, including some beautiful waterfront locations.
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¡Cuidemos nuestro patrimonio!
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Playa Principal vuelve a la vida después de 5 días de tormentas. Durante el amanecer aves fragatas y pelícanos buscan regalos de los pescadores regresando en sus pangas con el fruto de sus labores nocturnos.