Penasco is Flooded
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PintoPoint
Guest
So I should bring the boat?
Hobie Vern
Guest
People just returned to PDO, roads are closed leaving town !
Hobie Vern
Guest
I'm trying to upload some pics, can't seem to do it, any help??
mondone
Whitecaps
Per RP360-
Oct 8. 11:30 a.m. - Travel update - Highway between Sonoyta and Puerto Peñasco is temporarily closed at about KM 10 (just outside Sonoyta) Federal Highway officials are monitoring situation and will advise once it opens up again.
Travel advisories - Oct 8 - for the moment. Roads between Puerto Peñasco - Caborca closed, as well as currently between Sonoyta - Puerto Peñasco.
Oct 8. 11:30 a.m. - Travel update - Highway between Sonoyta and Puerto Peñasco is temporarily closed at about KM 10 (just outside Sonoyta) Federal Highway officials are monitoring situation and will advise once it opens up again.
Travel advisories - Oct 8 - for the moment. Roads between Puerto Peñasco - Caborca closed, as well as currently between Sonoyta - Puerto Peñasco.
mondone
Whitecaps
Simon says – road is open!
A stretch along the Sonoyta – Puerto Peñasco highway was reopened after being shut down for about 4 hours on Oct. 8th, due to washes running over the highway at approximately KM 6.
The Communications Office in the municipality of Sonoyta confirmed the stretch of highway reopened around noon on Wednesday, after water in the wash began to decrease.
The temporary closure had been determined by the Civil Protection Board, with support of the Federal Police, in order to prevent accidents along the highway that was impacted for a number of hours by rain caused by the storm “Simon.”
For anyone planning to travel today, everyone is encouraged to remain alert to road conditions and any weather changes that may cause a rise in washes.
However, 85 still closed two spots, between Ajo and Why , and Why and Lukeville due to running washes.
A stretch along the Sonoyta – Puerto Peñasco highway was reopened after being shut down for about 4 hours on Oct. 8th, due to washes running over the highway at approximately KM 6.
The Communications Office in the municipality of Sonoyta confirmed the stretch of highway reopened around noon on Wednesday, after water in the wash began to decrease.
The temporary closure had been determined by the Civil Protection Board, with support of the Federal Police, in order to prevent accidents along the highway that was impacted for a number of hours by rain caused by the storm “Simon.”
For anyone planning to travel today, everyone is encouraged to remain alert to road conditions and any weather changes that may cause a rise in washes.
However, 85 still closed two spots, between Ajo and Why , and Why and Lukeville due to running washes.
tequilatodd
Guest
Thats a lot of standing water. I wonder if they have a mosquito problem there?
Guess its a good thing Boomerfest never took off. All this rain and flooding would have most likely slowed it down to a crawl.
Guess its a good thing Boomerfest never took off. All this rain and flooding would have most likely slowed it down to a crawl.