Hurricane Erin (updated 16 Aug 2025 @ 8pm AST/EDT)
โญ• Erin is currently a Category 4 hurricane.
โš ๏ธ Erin is not expected to be a direct threat to Puerto Rico, though rainfall and rough seas are expected.
๐Ÿ“ Erin is currently located about 150 miles northeast of San Juan, moving westward at 15 MPH. Erin is expected to turn toward the west-north-west later Saturday night.
๐Ÿ’จ Maximum sustained winds are 150 MPH. Hurricane-force winds (75+ MPH) extend outward from the center for 30 miles. Tropical-storm-force winds (39+ MPH) extend outward from the center for 185 miles.
๐Ÿ’จ Squalls with wind gusts to tropical-storm force may occur over portions of Puerto Rico through Sunday.
๐Ÿ”€ On the current forecast track, Erin is expected to pass to the north-east of Puerto Rico as a "major hurricane" (meaning Category 3 or higher) this weekend.
โ›ˆ๏ธ Rainfall totals of 2" to 4" (and up to 6" in some places) are expected, especially in the eastern and southern parts of Puerto Rico. Localize flooding, flash floods, landslides, and mudslides may be possible.
๐ŸŒŠ Swells generated by Erin may affect the southern, eastern, and north-eastern coasts of Puerto Rico, along with all of Culebra and Vieques, this weekend. These swells are likely to cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions.
๐Ÿงฟ Keep an eye on our weather page for updates from the National Hurricane Center

Closed due to fire/No longer available-Visit the Abandoned Plane in Aguadilla

12/22 There was a fire inside the plane and it has been destroyed. No longer available to enter.

If you are in the Aguadilla area, you should make a quick stop to check out the abandoned plane. It is a quirky, colorful stop, where you can get some cool photos.

Aguadilla Plane

The plane is what remains after an accident in February 1992. According to the Bureau of Aircraft Accidents Archives website, the pilot was moving the plane at the Aguadilla Airport, and while on the taxiway, the aircraft had hydraulic problems and the pilot lost control of the airplane. It collided with a parked plane, and ended up in a ditch, and caught fire. The pilot was uninjured but both aircraft were damaged beyond repair.

Aguadilla Plane

It somehow ended up in this field on Route 107 and, over the years, the wings and tail have been removed, and it has been decorated with graffiti. It used to be “off limits” and you would have to sneak through a “private property” fence. But now the owner of the lot has opened it up for visitors. There are sturdy steps that allow you to enter the plane. The plane floor is a bit tricky, so be careful walking inside. There is a bit of graffiti on inside, too.

Aguadilla Plane

The cockpit it open, and it has no seats, but you can pretend to be the pilot and get some cute photos. The name painted on the nose of the plane translates to “Flight Without Wings”.

Aguadilla Plane

Details

The owner of the property asks for a $1 per person donation to visit. It is located on private property, the owner takes care of the lot, and has restrooms available.

This is a quick stop, right off the side of the road. Allow just enough time to take a few photos.

You can find this on Google Maps by searching for “El Avion”.

It is located on Route 107 in Aguadilla, next to the Puma gas station.

Click on a placename below to view the location on Google Maps ...

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