10/2 1:00 PM. Just spoke to a friend on the way down . Said the highway through the TO Reservation is closed as of 1:00 10/2. He turned back to Tucson. ICE at Lukeville said they thought the highway from Why to the border was open after being closed last evening or so. He said cars are comin through.
I would not recommend coming down today if heading to Playa Encanto. The Rio Sonoyta is flowing over our road coming in and we can not get in or out right now.
I would not recommend coming down today if heading to Playa Encanto. The Rio Sonoyta is flowing over our road coming in and we can not get in or out right now.
I would not recommend coming down today if heading to Playa Encanto. The Rio Sonoyta is flowing over our road coming in and we can not get in or out right now.
jerry said:
miller time for this guy at Encanto...from Facebook
Always the yahoos who think “ their truck” can make it. IDIOTS!
If you're going to Miramar or Dorado, unless you have a big SUV or truck, do not come! It's hard to see where the road stops, also you have to come through the Mayan entrance. The Rio Sonoyta is flowing
A message to our Playa Encanto folks...
As you may of heard there is a 80% chance that CFE will have to cut the power. We are waiting on word from CFE.
Now, keep in mind that the water has receded some and if it keeps it up the electric will be good, we hope.
There are plans in effect if the power does go out for evacuation. Keep in mind that only medical necessary evacuation is going on right now, only two people have requested it so far. A panga was due to arrive at the beach at 11:00.
Our attorney, Rogelio continues with our worst case scenario, power turned off and no way out of Encanto. He is in communication with the Mexican Civil Protection people.
Phil Canale and Rhonda Morgan have been house to house and have been over seeing everything at the beach, along with others.
The railroad also was damaged, they were working into the night
Thanks for the memories. As a former "Gandydancer" for a railroad, I have many photos stored away of floods that I worked in the Kansas/ Nebraska area.