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Tag Archives: Puerto Vallarta
PATRICIA: One for the record book!
On Tuesday 20 October 2015 a couple of tropical waves off the Pacific coast of Central America, a region that has seen continued disturbed weather activity for several months now, started to get better organized showing signs of potential further … Continue reading
Carlos reaches hurricane strength
Tropical cyclone CARLOS, the 3rd named storm of the 2015 East Pacific hurricane season reached hurricane strength earlier today off the coast of Mexico. The hurricane is generating sustained 120 kph winds, with higher gusts, while its track has shifted … Continue reading