Quintana Roo Forecast: Cloudy Thursday With Isolated Showers and Warm Temperatures

Cancún, Quintana Roo — Quintana Roo will experience a mostly cloudy Thursday with isolated showers and warm daytime temperatures, according to the state’s civil protection agency.

The Quintana Roo State Civil Protection Coordination (Coeproc) reports that a high-altitude trough over the Gulf of Mexico and Arctic air mass associated with cold front 41 will maintain mostly stable weather across the Yucatan Peninsula.

In Quintana Roo, skies will remain partly to mostly cloudy with isolated showers and downpours expected, bringing less than 5 mm of rainfall. Temperatures will stay warm during the day, turning cool to mild overnight and at dawn.

North winds could reach gusts up to 50 kilometers per hour along coastal areas, with wave heights of 1 to 2 meters.

Municipal Forecasts

• Benito Juárez: Partly cloudy; isolated showers; temperature 26–28°C; warm conditions.
• Lázaro Cárdenas: Partly cloudy; isolated showers; temperature 25–27°C; warm conditions.
• Isla Mujeres: Partly cloudy; isolated showers; temperature 25–27°C; warm conditions.
• Cozumel: Partly cloudy; no rain expected; temperature 26–28°C; mild conditions.
• Playa del Carmen: Partly cloudy; isolated showers; temperature 26–28°C; warm conditions.
• Tulum: Partly cloudy; isolated showers; temperature 26–28°C; warm conditions.
• José María Morelos: Cloudy; isolated showers; temperature 27–29°C; warm conditions.
• Felipe Carrillo Puerto: Cloudy; isolated showers; temperature 26–28°C; warm conditions.
• Othón P. Blanco: Cloudy; isolated showers; temperature 26–28°C; warm conditions.
• Puerto Morelos: Cloudy; isolated showers; temperature 26–28°C; warm conditions.
• Bacalar: Cloudy; isolated showers; temperature 26–28°C; warm conditions.

Safety Recommendations

Authorities advise residents and visitors to stay informed through official sources like Coeproc, dress warmly at night and early morning, exercise caution while driving due to possible fog banks, check with port authorities before maritime activities, and heed wind and wave restrictions along the coast.