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Why Vallarta Airport Traffic Fell So Hard in May 2026 Puerto Vallarta airport traffic fell 14.4% in May, led by international losses. The drop sends a warning to local businesses.
Puerto Vallarta Storm Watch Intensifies for Sunday Puerto Vallarta faces a weekend storm watch as Jalisco warns of heavy rain, lightning, gusty winds, and possible flooding Sunday.
Dead Crocodile Washes Onto Puerto Vallarta Hotel Beach A 3.43-meter crocodile was found dead at Los Tules beach in Puerto Vallarta. Officials reported no visible signs of violence.
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Puerto Vallarta starts Sunday with rain risk increasing after midday, a downtown morning race, a major free Fan Zone concert tonight, and a large scheduled water cut looming for Monday rather than a citywide disruption today.
Today’s verified events lean into sports, free Fan Zone music, community trivia, light mall programming, and drag nightlife.
No major citywide disruption is reported this morning, but localized mobility issues and tomorrow’s water suspension are the two practical items residents should plan around.
Beach time is still possible today, but treat Sunday as a changing-conditions day: go earlier, check the posted flag where you enter, and stay out of the water if rain or thunder moves in.
PVR appears active this morning, with afternoon weather and evening traffic the main local travel risks to watch.
The peso enters Sunday with weekend trading and retail quotes rather than a fresh Banxico banking-day FIX publication, so expect local exchange-house spreads to vary.
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