Tropical Storm Trudy Forms, Forecast to Become Major Hurricane
- Tropical Storm Trudy formed off southern Mexico with winds of about 45 mph and was moving northwest near Acapulco.
- The National Hurricane Center forecast that Trudy could become a hurricane by Wednesday and potentially reach Category 4 strength by Friday.
- Acapulco and nearby Puerto Marqués closed to small boats and coastal fishing while authorities urged residents to monitor updates.
- Hurricane Simon continued producing heavy rain and flooding along Mexico’s southwestern coast.
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By CNN Español Tropical Storm Trudy gains strength in the Pacific Ocean and could become a category 1 hurricane this Wednesday night, before approaching the coasts of southwestern Mexico over the weekend, according to weather forecasts. Meanwhile, Hurricane Simon continues to slowly weaken offshore,
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Tropical Storm Trudy Threatens Mexico as Forecasters Warn of Potential Category 4 Hurricane
Tropical Storm Trudy is rapidly strengthening in the eastern Pacific and could become the ninth Category 4 or stronger hurricane of the season, adding to ... The post Tropical Storm Trudy Threatens Mexico as Forecasters Warn of Potential Category 4 Hurricane first appeared on [your]NEWS.
The phenomenon promises to leave intense rains in Oaxaca and Guerrero
Tropical Storm Trudy Forms in Pacific, Could Be Ninth Major Hurricane This Year
Tropical Storm Trudy formed on Tuesday in the Pacific Ocean, continuing an exceptionally active hurricane season on the southwestern coast of Mexico. The storm is forecasted to intensify into a Category 4 hurricane by the end of the week. Trudy currently has maximum sustained winds of 40 mph and is the 22nd named storm of the Pacific hurricane season.
‘Simon’ will lose strength before approaching Baja California Sur, while ‘Trudy’ could escalate to category 4 hurricane off the coast of Jalisco and Michoacán.
Tropical Storm Trudy was formed yesterday in the Mexican Pacific from Tropical Depression Veintiuno-E. At the close of this edition its center was located 560 kilometers south of Puerto Ángel, Oaxaca, and 790 kilometers south-southeast of Acapulco, Guerrero. Fabián Vazquez, coordinator of the National Weather Service, reported that this meteor will begin to approach national coasts during the weekend, and according to forecasts it will become a …
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