Cancun is entering its most anticipated stretch of the year as both hurricane season and the annual sargassum influx come to a close. After six months of uncertainty marked by storm monitoring and fluctuating seaweed conditions, the Mexican Caribbean is now transitioning into a stable, tourism-friendly period that will carry through spring.
Although the Atlantic Hurricane Season officially ends on November 30, meteorologists note that the likelihood of impactful storms drops sharply in late November due to cooling sea temperatures and increased wind shear. With major weather threats diminishing, travelers can now expect consistently calm conditions and sunny skies through the winter.
The end of sargassum season brings equally
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