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Thanks. I will remember that if ever I dive with them.
When I was there in June and July, we went out to the reefs in a cold driving rainstorm a couple of times. All the way out I kept thinking about my red fleece lined hoodie windbreaker on the bed at home where I left it.
But Gordon, Beryl was a nothing burger for Cozumel, indeed I watch that more than most Texans. Yes it was ugly in Houston but what has that got to do with Coz?Because it looks exactly like Beryl did at this point in its development. I'm not panicking or anywhere remotely near it, just watching, and IMO we all should.
1% isn't 0%.
Keep an eye on it if you want, or don't; it makes me no never mind.
It's still too far away to tell if or when Cozumel will be affected, but for sure it will not be in the next week or more. The orange area on the NHC page is where they say it has a 40% chance of being a TS in the next seven days, and it is all east of Puerto Rico.Let’s pretend it’s going to be Beryl 2.0 and go directly at Coz, what day this upcoming week does it POTENTIALLY interfere with outbound flights
It's around 2,500 miles from the island moving at 10 to 15 mph so it'd take over a week at best. The NHC expects it to be in the eastern to middle of the Caribbean Sea by midweek so later in the week at best, and it only has a 50% chance of organizing in the next week. At worst, it just might affect local flights next weekend, but that's doubtful.Let’s pretend it’s going to be Beryl 2.0 and go directly at Coz, what day this upcoming week does it POTENTIALLY interfere with outbound flights … Sunday?
