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I'm not in Cancun, but vacation regularly in Puerto Vallarta.
When they say "thunderstorms every day" could mean for 15 minutes in the afternoon or even in the middle of the night, not that it's going to pour rain 24/7.
You will have some sunshine.
When they say "thunderstorms every day" could mean for 15 minutes in the afternoon or even in the middle of the night, not that it's going to pour rain 24/7.
You will have some sunshine.
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I'm a regular poster on the Trip Advisor forum for PV and this question comes up almost daily this time of year, when people are looking at the weather reports online. The best advice we can give is, don't worry, just go!
Another good trick is to find a webcam somewhere in the area and watch that to see what the weather is actually like.
Another good trick is to find a webcam somewhere in the area and watch that to see what the weather is actually like.
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Good advice about the live cams.
For the second trip, at the same time of year, I watched the live cam at Akumal daily, partly for the weather and partly just in anticipatory dreaming.
https://www.locogringo.com/akumal-beach-webcam
and the one at Tulum:
https://www.locogringo.com/tulum-beach-webcam
For the second trip, at the same time of year, I watched the live cam at Akumal daily, partly for the weather and partly just in anticipatory dreaming.

https://www.locogringo.com/akumal-beach-webcam
and the one at Tulum:
https://www.locogringo.com/tulum-beach-webcam
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