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Hate to bring this up of course, but anyone scheduled to come to Cozumel as of this Saturday should watch the development of this storm, as well as all of us here. It's been so very hot here lately (which can be a bad sign) and the projected path is very unclear, the computer models have varied greatly between yesterday and today, and it could spell serious trouble for Cozumel if it doesn't take the upward turn after Jamaica.
For those of you that can and want to, please pray for Cozumel, and everyone in the path of this storm.
We are due to arrive next Monday afternoon and am curious if it tracks as predicted now which is through the western tip of Cuba, what will that do to the viz in Cozumel?
That said/asked, we will definitely have all of those affected by Gustav in our prayers.
I'm arriving, or at least current ticketed to, on Saturday at 7:30. CozumelAntonio, can you offer information on the ground as to what conditions are like? Unless flights are cancelled, I am looking at making a go/no-go decision on Thursday. I have experience with hurricanes on the Texas coast as well as tyhpoons in the Pacific, but not familiar with has close they can get to Cozumel and still be acceptable for travel and diving.
Thanks, and my best wishes and prayers to you all traveling and living on the island.
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