A bit cooler - Page 3

flyingpig11 · 12-21-2005

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Originally Posted by james

my pants are packed.

But what about your sweater???

MikeW · 12-21-2005

Chichen Itza weather.

SarahB · 12-21-2005

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Originally Posted by Susie Q Roo

Whew, I was afraid it might have been from me!

Nope, I think Ms. Shammy is talking about ME! I told her it was cool and to pack pants...but I swear it was cool in the evenings the week before!! It got really hot again the next week. Sorry Shammy!!

**Shammy** · 12-21-2005

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Originally Posted by SarahB

Nope, I think Ms. Shammy is talking about ME! I told her it was cool and to pack pants...but I swear it was cool in the evenings the week before!! It got really hot again the next week. Sorry Shammy!!

No biggie whatsoever...and that's what I get for asking about the *gasp* weather anyway!

**Susie Q Roo** · 12-22-2005

Brrrr.... 58 when I woke up a little after 7am!!! My shower is outdoors. I am thankful for my water heater! Pushing 70 now with bright beautiful sunshine.

Michael · 12-22-2005

We were sitting outside at night in shorts and short sleeved shirts all week and we are next to the beach. Last night it did turn colder. I did not change what I was wearing but I did grab a blanket so that I could still sit outside. When I walked my dog last night I was still wearing shorts and T shirt and I was completely comfortable and that was perhaps at 9pm (near the beach in Playacar). And If I had worn long pants during the day I would have been very uncomfortable as it would have been too hot for me.

For a visitor I would say conditions are normal. Shorts and T-shirt weather during the day. And if you are going out at night and expect to sit outside long pants and a long sleeved shirt may be best.

MWC · 12-22-2005

Or, as my intrepid youngest reminded me -- those pareo wraps are good, too!

**Heather** · 12-22-2005

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Originally Posted by Eric Nitzenberg

Smart ass!

My mom always said it is better to be a smart ass than a dumb ass, right?

SarahB · 12-22-2005

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Originally Posted by Shammy

No biggie whatsoever...and that's what I get for asking about the *gasp* weather anyway!

Ha! Yeah, maybe when that famous weather question comes up we should say that it's unusually cold and everyone would pack wrong!

That would be pretty mean!

**Shammy** · 12-22-2005

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Originally Posted by Heather

My mom always said it is better to be a smart ass than a dumb ass, right?

I would totally have to agree with that statement.

jwp0077 · 12-22-2005

A few years ago it was chilly in Playa over the holidays; 60f. In the evening we witnessed a number of local children in the square in the evenings wearing Snowmobile suits!
Where in the world did they get them?

JudyBluEyes · 12-22-2005

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Originally Posted by MikeW

Chichen Itza weather.

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. Be a good time to visit the ruins. When we went to Tulum is was hotter than hell, even though it is right on the beach.

ELECTRA · 12-23-2005

A cold front!

Yes, do pack your long pants and a sweater/top. The "cold" extends to parts of Cuba and the Cayman Islands...(in case any of you are venturing that way....)

Karieric · 12-23-2005

With the cooler temps, does anyone know what the water temp is like this time of year? Looking to do some snokeling near the end of January.

ELECTRA · 12-23-2005

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Originally Posted by Karieric

With the cooler temps, does anyone know what the water temp is like this time of year? Looking to do some snokeling near the end of January.

I cannot say for certain what the water temp is, however do keep in mind that this cold front is temporary and may last 3 - 7 days? Do not worry about your January snorkling...

12-21-2005	#32 (permalink)
MikeW añejo Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Moorpark, CA Posts: 11,207	Chichen Itza weather.

12-22-2005	#35 (permalink)
Susie Q Roo Just a Random Moderator Join Date: May 2003 Location: Q Roo Posts: 14,650	Brrrr.... 58 when I woke up a little after 7am!!! My shower is outdoors. I am thankful for my water heater! Pushing 70 now with bright beautiful sunshine.

12-22-2005	#36 (permalink)
Michael añejo Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Silicon Valley, California Posts: 4,631	We were sitting outside at night in shorts and short sleeved shirts all week and we are next to the beach. Last night it did turn colder. I did not change what I was wearing but I did grab a blanket so that I could still sit outside. When I walked my dog last night I was still wearing shorts and T shirt and I was completely comfortable and that was perhaps at 9pm (near the beach in Playacar). And If I had worn long pants during the day I would have been very uncomfortable as it would have been too hot for me. For a visitor I would say conditions are normal. Shorts and T-shirt weather during the day. And if you are going out at night and expect to sit outside long pants and a long sleeved shirt may be best.

12-22-2005	#37 (permalink)
MWC añejo Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Connecticut Posts: 6,496	Or, as my intrepid youngest reminded me -- those pareo wraps are good, too!

12-22-2005	#41 (permalink)
jwp0077 beachaholic Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Minnesota Posts: 322	A few years ago it was chilly in Playa over the holidays; 60f. In the evening we witnessed a number of local children in the square in the evenings wearing Snowmobile suits! Where in the world did they get them?

12-23-2005	#43 (permalink)
ELECTRA reposado Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA (unfortunately) Posts: 1,078	A cold front! Yes, do pack your long pants and a sweater/top. The "cold" extends to parts of Cuba and the Cayman Islands...(in case any of you are venturing that way....)

12-23-2005	#44 (permalink)
Karieric sandflea Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 8	With the cooler temps, does anyone know what the water temp is like this time of year? Looking to do some snokeling near the end of January.

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