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We weren't sorry to see her go - Sara definitely overstayed her welcome off the north coast of Honduras - but we can empathize with everyone in Belize and the Yucatán peninsula receiving her now. Is Coz affected now too? My phone weather app shows rain there and fairly gusty winds along with an "Atlantic Tropical Cyclone Warning"

This is all a good reminder that a storm doesn't have to reach hurricane status to do a lot of damage...
Yes rain and some gusty winds (up to 25 kts) but nothing major. By Monday afternoon, a non issue.
 
Diving today, conditions were a little rough and rainy...

Punta Tunich 1st dive, RIPPING CURRENT, came up in driving rain, surface interval in driving rain

2nd dive yucab. Mild mild current, no rain, free swimming Golden tail eel, LOBSTER FEST prob saw 50 , 2 groups of 12+, yellow headed jawfish, banded coral shrimp, 2 yellow stingray, 1 Southern stingray, crab (idk what kind), a scorpion fish, white spotted file fish, Queen triggerfish, ocean triggers, several barracudas, black durgeons, rock beauties, Sergeant majors, Bermuda chub, yellow-tailed damsels, fairy basslets,, Rock Hind grouper,, blue tang

Weather should be better tomorrow
 
Punta Tunich 1st dive, RIPPING CURRENT
I have been to Punta Tuniche many times and I cannot remember the curret there NOT being ripping. The underwater topography there makes the prevailing current squirt over the top of the reef.
 
We weren't sorry to see her go - Sara definitely overstayed her welcome off the north coast of Honduras - but we can empathize with everyone in Belize and the Yucatán peninsula receiving her now. Is Coz affected now too? My phone weather app shows rain there and fairly gusty winds along with an "Atlantic Tropical Cyclone Warning"

This is all a good reminder that a storm doesn't have to reach hurricane status to do a lot of damage...
Bands of rain. Windy at times.
 
El Norte on its way
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I was looking on Windy and I am surprised the port isn't closed now. This Norte looks like it will be around a while.
Two blustery cold fronts in rapid succession have moved through Texas during the past couple of days. This time of year they start reaching Cozumel.
 
Where do they announce the port closing? Or do they? Or do they?
 
Where do they announce the port closing? Or do they? Or do they?
The harbor master sends out an email blast to dive ops, etc., I believe. They also hang a flag out on the front of the HM's building on Melgar, or at least they used to.
 
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