PresenZIHa de Monsón Mexicano

https://youtu.be/pQG6gAIo-3M

The rain has already started in Zihuatanejo after a picture-postcard-perfect day of beautiful beach weather. It's currently raining some serious cats and dogs, a torrential downpour in downtown Zihuatanejo. Expect some serious flooding.

Tropical wave #29 in combination with a low-pressure zone with a high probability of cyclonic formation is bringing us large waves of 2 to 3 meters and a Mexican Monsoon of intense rain. Wind gusts of 50 to 70 km/h are expected along our coast. You may want to bunch smaller potted plants together with larger ones so they withstand the winds. We lost a tree at our house in Ixtapa with the storm that blew through Friday night-Saturday morning.

As beach sweepers were cleaning the downtown beach this morning, a large wave surprised a small group of 3 or 4 workers and sent them running, abandoning a wheelbarrow one of them was pushing, but they didn't run fast enough and they all got wet up to their knees at least as the wave washed halfway up the beach. There have been many large waves from the passing storms, but today's were some of the largest I've seen in the bay in quite a while. Certainly for this year.

The pier at Playa Linda had to suspend operations this Sunday due to the large waves. Playa Madera was closed top swimmers. Lamentably, a person was reported drowned at Playa La Ropa this Sunday evening.

Keep an eye on the weather!
https://www.zihuatanejo.net/html/weather.html

One of the finest lodgings in Troncones can be found at Inn at Manzanillo Bay. A laid-back luxury inn located on the beach at Playa Manzanillo with 10 individual air-conditioned tropical bungalow suites in a serene tropical setting around a pool and excellent restaurant serving some of the most incredible dishes in the region. A perfect location for surfers and those who like to watch them.
Guest Inns & Bungalows in Troncones

¡Cuidemos nuestro patrimonio!
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Un evento de mar de fondo combinado con una zona de tormentas frente a nuestra costa nos está causando olas muy grandes en la bahía de Zihuatanejo.