Triple Tropical Threat for the United States & Mexico This Weekend
Hurricane Isaias threatens the Gulf Coast with 100 mph winds and storm surge, while Rachel and Simon bring flooding and heavy rain across the Southwest and Mexico.
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Triple Tropical Threat: Hurricane Isaias Targets Gulf Coast as Pacific Storms Eye the Southwest
A rare triple tropical threat targets the U.S. as Hurricane Isaias nears the Gulf Coast while storms Rachel and Simon unleash flooding rain across the Southwest.
Two hurricanes threaten North America in the coming days in a rare weather configuration that gathers tropical systems in the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific Ocean. Isaiah, in the Gulf, and Simon, in the Pacific, must cause distinct impacts, from destructive winds and storm tides to torrential rains, sudden floods and possible landslides. The post Two hurricanes surround North Pacific America to the Atlantic first appeared in MetSul Meteorology.
All three systems are advancing across the Atlantic and Pacific; authorities are warning of potential floods, landslides, cyclone surges and dangerous maritime conditions in coastal areas.
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