Quintana Roo Weather: Cloudy Tuesday With Isolated Showers as Cold Front 35 Moves

Cancún, Quintana Roo — Quintana Roo will experience a hot, partly cloudy day with isolated showers on Tuesday as Cold Front 35 moves across Mexico, according to state and federal weather agencies.

The Quintana Roo State Civil Protection Coordination (Coeproc) reported that an anticyclonic circulation in the mid-levels of the atmosphere over most of the country will maintain generally stable conditions. However, moisture from the Caribbean Sea will lead to partly cloudy skies with increasing cloud cover throughout the day in Quintana Roo.

Isolated showers with accumulations of less than 5 mm are forecast, along with a hot daytime environment and wind gusts of up to 40 km/h.

Coeproc stated that Cold Front 35 is moving over northwestern and northern Mexico.

Municipal Forecasts

Weather conditions vary across the state’s municipalities:

• Benito Juárez (Cancún): Partly cloudy, low chance of rain. Highs 30-32°C, lows 21-23°C. Hot.
• Lázaro Cárdenas: Partly cloudy, no rain expected. Highs 32-34°C, lows 21-23°C. Hot.
• Isla Mujeres: Partly cloudy, low chance of rain. Highs 32-34°C, lows 25-27°C. Hot.
• Cozumel: Partly cloudy, no significant rain expected. Highs 27-29°C, lows 21-23°C. Mild.
• Playa del Carmen: Partly cloudy, low chance of rain. Highs 30-32°C, lows 20-22°C. Hot.
• Tulum: Partly cloudy, low chance of rain. Highs 30-32°C, lows 20-22°C. Hot.
• José María Morelos: Partly cloudy, no rain expected. Highs 33-35°C, lows 20-22°C. Hot.
• Felipe Carrillo Puerto: Partly cloudy, low chance of rain. Highs 32-34°C, lows 16-18°C. Hot.
• Othón P. Blanco (Chetumal): Partly cloudy, isolated showers. Highs 29-31°C, lows 20-22°C. Hot.
• Puerto Morelos: Partly cloudy, low chance of rain. Highs 30-32°C, lows 20-22°C. Hot.
• Bacalar: Partly cloudy, isolated showers. Highs 29-31°C, lows 20-22°C. Hot.

Safety Recommendations

Authorities issued the following recommendations:

• Regularly check official weather bulletins from state Civil Protection.
• Stay hydrated and avoid prolonged sun exposure during peak radiation hours.
• Exercise caution on roads due to possible morning fog banks.
• Follow port captaincy instructions for maritime activities, especially regarding wind gusts and elevated waves along coasts and the Yucatan Channel.
• Pay special attention to children, the elderly, and people with respiratory illnesses during temperature changes.