atom3624 I sure hope you got through that bad weather down your way OK!
Certainly did and many thanks.
It became a Cat 3, and had 'intentions' of Cat 4 (of 5), but dropped to a 2 just before hitting land.
I'm one of perhaps 3 local expats with 2 visiting who went up into the hills and South and we just got hit by quite a lot of rain.
It seemed like nothing where we moved to, but still took out 9 bridges!!
Back in the original destination - Manzanillo - that was another story. Homes washed out - not away as I'm used to in Africa fortunately - but many people suffering.
Signs bent like toothpicks.
Traffic signals were already replaced by the following day!!
VERY IMPRESSED by the Mexicans - excellent.
Some of the roads are 'totally nuked' as I call it.
Dual carriageways, 2 lanes each way have sections where one carriageway was next to the storm drain, which completely overflowed for hours, and eroded away underneath the road, the 'pavement' simply falling away, so only one carriageway is open and serious rebuilding is required.
Amazing experience, but with very few casualties fortunately, and none linked to our operation.
Al.