Quintana Roo, Mexico — Tropical Wave 20 is approaching the Yucatan Peninsula, bringing increased cloud cover, isolated showers, and thunderstorms to Quintana Roo on Tuesday, according to the state’s Civil Protection Coordination (Coeproc).
Moisture from the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico will fuel partly cloudy skies that will become more overcast throughout the day, with rain intervals and isolated downpours accompanied by electrical activity. Accumulations of 5 to 25 millimeters are expected.
Despite the cloud cover, temperatures will remain hot to very hot, with highs ranging from 32°C to 39°C depending on the municipality. Winds will gust between 40 and 60 km/h, especially along coastal areas, generating waves of 1.0 to 2.0 meters.
Municipal Forecasts
- Benito Juárez: Partly cloudy, isolated showers; high 35–37°C, low 26–28°C; very hot.
- Lázaro Cárdenas: Partly cloudy, isolated showers; high 37–39°C, low 25–27°C; very hot.
- Isla Mujeres: Partly cloudy, isolated showers; high 37–39°C, low 26–28°C; very hot.
- Cozumel: Mostly clear, no rain; high 32–34°C, low 26–28°C; hot.
- Playa del Carmen: Partly cloudy, isolated showers with thunderstorms; high 34–36°C, low 25–27°C; very hot.
- Tulum: Partly cloudy, isolated showers with thunderstorms; high 33–35°C, low 25–27°C; very hot.
- José María Morelos: Partly cloudy, rain intervals with thunderstorms; high 35–37°C, low 24–26°C; very hot.
- Felipe Carrillo Puerto: Partly cloudy, rain intervals with thunderstorms; high 35–37°C, low 23–25°C; very hot.
- Othón P. Blanco: Partly cloudy, rain intervals with thunderstorms; high 33–35°C, low 26–28°C; hot.
- Puerto Morelos: Partly cloudy, isolated showers; high 34–36°C, low 25–27°C; very hot.
- Bacalar: Partly cloudy, rain intervals with thunderstorms; high 33–35°C, low 26–28°C; hot.
Safety Recommendations
Coeproc advises residents and visitors to stay hydrated, wear light-colored clothing and sunscreen, and avoid prolonged physical activity under direct sunlight. Drivers should exercise caution due to possible fog banks in the morning and evening. Those planning maritime activities should check with port authorities, as elevated waves and strong winds are expected.
No active tropical cyclones are currently in the Caribbean Sea.
