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Cruise Critic's News Editor,Dori Saltzman gives damage updates of Ernesto sustained in Mexico and in the Caribbean . . .
(12:25 p.m. EDT) – As recently downgraded tropical storm Ernesto continues to move inland across the Yucatan Peninsula, what damage has been left in its wake? Here's what you can expect at cruise ports that were in Ernesto's path – including first-hand reports from Web sites like StormCarib.
(12:25 p.m. EDT) – As recently downgraded tropical storm Ernesto continues to move inland across the Yucatan Peninsula, what damage has been left in its wake? Here's what you can expect at cruise ports that were in Ernesto's path – including first-hand reports from Web sites like StormCarib.
We'll continue to add new information as it is received.
Belize City
StormCarib poster Juana Avila wrote Wednesday morning, "This morning inBelize City the skies are overcast with little to no rain and the wind is almost calm. We never got any of the strong winds and rain…Reports from Corozal Town, which lies near the Mexican border, is that the winds in that area reach about 35 to 40 miles an hour about 2 a.m. this morning. We have no reports of damage at this time."
Carnival Liberty is expected to return to Belize City as scheduled on Tuesday, August 14.
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