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Puerto Vallarta prepares for Hurricane Simon
Puerto Vallarta is taking precautions as Hurricane Simon approaches, including evacuations and water supply suspensions.
No new coverage since 10 October 2026.
The story so far as of 10 October 2026
On 9 October, Puerto Vallarta began preparations for Hurricane Simon, initiating evacuations, closing schools, and setting up shelters. The city was under a hurricane warning as Simon approached as a Category 1 storm. Emergency crews were deployed to respond to potential disruptions. On 10 October, SEAPAL announced a suspension of the water supply starting at 6 p.m. on Saturday, advising residents to store water for 72 hours. This measure aimed to mitigate the impact of the hurricane on daily life and tourism.
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Puerto Vallarta to Lose Water Supply Due to Simon
Impact Residents and businesses in Puerto Vallarta must prepare for water shortages, affecting daily operations and tourism services.
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- Safety & health
Puerto Vallarta Prepares for Hurricane Simon
Impact Tourism operators and local authorities in Puerto Vallarta face disruptions and safety challenges as Hurricane Simon approaches.
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