
Normally by this time of year, there's at least been a couple of hurricanes that cruise ships have had to navigate around. Well, it's been an extremely quiet hurricane season, but Mother Nature isn't going out with a whimper.
Instead, two massive weather systems are creating havoc for not just those in the path of the storm, but also for cruise schedules. Hurricane Polo and a Nor'Easter Create a Double Whammy for Cruises Hurricane Polo is set to impact western Mexico and popular ports like Cabo San Lucas in the coming days. Hurricane Polo is a massive category 5 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 180 miles per hour.
The major hurricane sits off the western coast of Mexico, roughly 600 miles due west of Acapulco and four hundred miles south of Cabo San Lucas. Forecasts are for the storm to head slightly west before turning north and hitting the southern Baja Peninsula sometime early next week. Cruises headed to the southern Baja Peninsula or the west coast of Mexico during the next several days will have to steer clear of the storm.
On the other side of North America, a strong nor'easter has spun up on the Atlantic coast…
➪ Continue reading the full article on www.cruzely.com









