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After more than three years in operation, Playa Escondida has acquired an extended family of guests and friends, such as yourselves, who we think may like to stay closer in touch with their memorable experiences here.

For you, we have started this blog. We'll keep you informed of changes and try to give you some insight into what's going on here.

Monday, June 13, 2011

Weather or Not?

Want to know the weather for Playa Escondida, Sayulita and the Riviera Nayarit? Don't rely on the weather report for Puerto Vallarta. Every day from now until the end of October you'll see the same forecast...Thunderstorms! Puerto Vallarta is nestled between the Banderas Bay and a rugged mountainous peninsula. In the summer these mountains are fed a steady stream of warm, moist air from the inter-tropical convergence zone to the south. By mid-afternoon the mountain storms are sliding down their north side and frequently drench Vallarta with torrential downpours.

We are in a different climate zone in Sayulita. Open ocean, rolling hills and gradual ascent to the coastal Sierra Madre mountain range here contrast with the topography of Puerto Vallarta. As a result our summer typically has sunny days with occasional evening thunderstorms. There is no weather forecast for Sayulita but there is a weather station in San Pancho, five miles up the coast at sanpanchoweather.com. Have doubts or want more information? Let us know!

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