US EditionTropical Storm Gil strengthens in the eastern Pacific but isn’t expected to threaten land
EASTERN PACIFIC OCEAN, JUL 30 – Tropical Storm Gil is forecast to become a hurricane by Friday while remaining over open ocean with no expected land impacts, forecasters said.
- On August 1, 2025, Tropical Storm Gil strengthened while moving west-northwest in the eastern Pacific Ocean, far from land near Baja California.
- Meteorologists expect Gil to intensify and possibly reach hurricane strength by Friday, with no current coastal watches or warnings in place.
- The storm's tropical-force winds reach up to 160 miles from its center, and it is anticipated to pick up speed while weakening as it travels into cooler ocean regions away from Mexico.
- On August 1, Gil maintained maximum sustained winds near 65 mph while traveling toward the west-northwest at a speed of 16 mph, with the National Hurricane Center continuing to monitor the storm and provide updates.
- Gil is expected to stay on a path above the open ocean as it moves away from Mexico, weakening quickly over cooler waters and eventually becoming a post-tropical remnant well to the northeast of Hawaii, indicating no anticipated impact on land but warranting ongoing observation.
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