Tropical Storm Rachel Moves Parallel to the Coast of Mexico and Would Become a Hurricane
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Advance of tropical storm Rachel in the Pacific causes closure of ports Guerrero, Colima, Michoacán, Guerrero and Oaxaca
The Tropical Storm "Rachel" advances in front of Mexico and could become a hurricane; consult the map by day and time to know its route and evolution.
CNN en Español Tropical Storm Rachel was formed on Sunday night in front of the Mexican Pacific and although it is predicted that it will remain at sea, it is expected to generate heavy rains and waves until Thursday.At 4 p.m. (Miami time), Tropical Storm Rachel was 380 kilometers southwest
The tropical storm 'Rachel' is expected to be strengthened to a category 2 hurricane over the coming weekend.
The system threatens to intensify this week and alerts the country’s western coast for rains, waves and strong winds
This weather phenomenon generates a closed cloudy sky, with rains, thunderstorms, gusts of strong wind and high waves in its vicinity. The post Tropical Storm “Rachel” leaves first effects in Colima; Marine active emergency protocol appeared first on Capital Mexico.
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