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Puerto Vallarta Faces Its Highest-Risk Hurricane Weeks Puerto Vallarta enters its late-season hurricane risk period as Pacific systems may track closer to Mexico’s western coast.
Vallarta Hotels Oppose 35.8% Foreign Visitor Fee Hike Vallarta hotel groups oppose a proposed 35.8% foreign-visitor fee increase as Puerto Vallarta airport traffic remains down.Pacific Disturbance May Affect Jalisco Coast Next Week Weather system has an 80% chance of developing south of Mexico, with stronger winds and rough seas possible off Jalisco beginning next week.
Puerto Vallarta starts Friday without a major citywide disruption, but evening storms, localized utility work, and several developing civic issues deserve attention.
Friday offers a verified mix of a free municipal tour, live music, Mexican culture and drag; all times are local, and evening guests should reconfirm plans if the weather deteriorates.
No major citywide road closure, transit suspension or public-service disruption is reported this morning, although localized work and evening rain may slow travel.
The sea is forecast to be relatively mild early today, but the latest published beach flags still require caution and outright avoidance at several locations.
The U.S. dollar was slightly firmer against the peso early Friday, with USD/MXN holding close to 17.17 after a volatile week for global interest rates.
Puerto Vallarta International Airport was operating without a major disruption at the morning check, although a few individual schedules had begun to move and evening storms could affect later flights.
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