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October 19, NHC Advisory 24: Trudy has weakened to a tropical storm and is moving west away from Mexico. No coastal watches or warnings are in effect; dangerous surf and rip currents can continue today.
October 11–17, 2026: Nayarit’s coastal weather, Tara A. Spears’ Xolo story, Day of the Dead traditions and upcoming autumn events.
Weekly roundup • October 15, 2026 For those preparing to drive south, this week’s road picture requires some care. Coastal destinations are reopening after Simón, but that does not establish that every local road is clear—and another hurricane, Trudy, needs attention before…
Coffee, music and a shady bench: Bill Bell shares six photographs celebrating everyday life in Mexico’s plazas. Read the full Drive Mexico photo essay.
Riviera Nayarit news for September 28–October 3, 2026: Rachel’s coastal effects, tourism investment, the floating billboard debate, road repairs and Día de Muertos plans.
September 28–October 3, 2026 Mexico closes the week with serious questions about school safety, commemorations of a painful chapter in its history, and weather concerns along the Pacific coast. Alongside those headlines, there are stories worth celebrating: music returning to a much-loved…
Updated border-crossing guides help winter travellers compare routes, prepare paperwork and plan the drive to Mexico.
Three illustrated travel stories from Bill Bell: fresh seafood and RV life, a Mazatlán reel, and an unforgettable wrong turn in Guanajuato.
A new Drive Mexico Magazine photo story explores the people, produce and everyday rhythm of Mexico’s traditional markets.
Bill Bell, Publisher | Dorothy Bell, Editor Bill and Dorothy Bell have spent more than 35 years travelling Mexico and sharing practical information, photographs and stories with their readers. Over the past several weeks, we have been updating four of our principal…
