Two More Landfalls Expected This Weekend, Both on Mexico’s Pacific Coast » Yale Climate Connections
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Rachel is moving towards Baja California and could generate rain and strong winds this Saturday, while Hurricane Simon threatens other parts of the country.
Simon poses a danger of destructive winds, tides and extreme rains on Mexico’s central-western coast. Instead, Rachel could cause flooding in northern Baja California and the southwest of the United States.
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Drafting / Canton Group Hurricane Simon, category 4, advances to Colima and Jalisco with winds of 240 kilometers per hour, as Tropical Storm Rachel approaches Baja California. The National Weather Service foresees extraordinary rains, waves of up to 8 meters and the risk of flooding in several entities. Mexico City.— Hurricane [...]
Despite the delay in the hurricane season, there are now several climate phenomena that are strongly felt in the United States and Mexico. Read more
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