The Caborca road is open at least as far as the Mayan. The water flow across the highway has continued form day to day at various levels. Have friends who golf the Mayan daily who reported this so it is accurate. Have not seen anything about road conditions further South. Hopefully someone else will post about the road to Encanto. Eamage ther was serious. I believe the is an Encanto FB page might check there.
Really surprising this has not aroused some international interest. All that water from Arizona has caused considerable expense and inconvenience in Mexico over the years. The natural watershed in Arizona is huge and dumps into the Sonoita. View Google Earth and you can see how huge the watershed is. The Sonoita River runs to the West along the border for quite a distance collecting run off from Arizona before it drops down to us .
Really surprising this has not aroused some international interest. All that water from Arizona has caused considerable expense and inconvenience in Mexico over the years. The natural watershed in Arizona is huge and dumps into the Sonoita. View Google Earth and you can see how huge the watershed is. The Sonoita River runs to the West along the border for quite a distance collecting run off from Arizona before it drops down to us .
it happened before you were born and it will happen after you die.....who cares?
To go to Luna Blanca, worst case, take the Mayan road and right before the Mayan parking lot is a guard house. Turn right and drive west along the beach then north of the houses in Miramar. The roads were all driveable and in good shape. Have fun!