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A Pacific disturbance now has an 80% development chance, while Puerto Vallarta’s immediate weather risk remains heavy rain, not cyclone impact.

A magnitude 4.4 earthquake struck offshore southwest of Puerto Vallarta Sunday night. No damage had been reported in the initial hours.

A waterspout appeared off Boca de Tomatlán as officials warned of thunderstorms, strong winds, higher surf and possible new formations.

Heavy rain left flooded streets, blocked drains, canal obstructions and emergency patrols across Puerto Vallarta neighborhoods Friday.

Fausto is the Pacific season’s first hurricane, but its track stays far from Mexico while western rain follows separate weather systems.

Waves may reach 2.5 metres along Puerto Vallarta’s coast Monday, raising risks near beaches, river mouths and small boats.

El Niño is strengthening over the Pacific, raising late-season hurricane concerns for Puerto Vallarta without signaling an immediate threat.

Puerto Vallarta faces strong rain, humid heat and higher surf as forecasters track a Pacific low with a 70 percent development chance.

An offshore low has a 30% development chance, but Puerto Vallarta’s more immediate concern is rain, runoff and service strain.

High surf is forecast along Jalisco’s coast today, with rain and changing beach conditions possible in Puerto Vallarta.

Mexico expects 18 to 21 Pacific systems this season, including up to five major hurricanes, putting coastal areas on early alert.

Puerto Vallarta heat is lingering into late October as an anticyclone and record greenhouse gases point to a warmer winter for Mexico, SMN and WMO...

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