New Tropical Depression Threatens Southern Mexico as Hurricane Polo Goes Northwest · Global Voices
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Tropical Depression 18-E is formed in front of Guerrero and Oaxaca: it knows its trajectory, rains, winds, waves and possible evolution in Mexico.
This Sunday, September 27, will be marked by rains in various parts of Mexico and all by hurricane "Polo" and Depression 18-E; where are strong storms expected?
Tropical Depression Eighteen-E is the new cyclone in the Pacific that joins Hurricane Polo, although near Guerrero and Oaxaca.
Mexico City, Sep 27 (EFE).- Tropical Depression Eighteen-E was formed this Sunday off the coast of Oaxaca and Guerrero, while Hurricane Polo, now category 3, advances towards the Baja California Peninsula and maintains surveillance zones due to hurricane winds and tropical storms in northwestern Mexico. [...] The New Tropical Depression Entry Threatens Southern Mexico as Hurricane Polo advances to the northwest was first published in HolaNews.
Mexico’s National Weather Service reported that tropical depression was located 435 kilometers south-southwest of Oaxaca. The post New Tropical Depression Threatens Coasts of the Pacific of Mexico appeared first on TCS Now - Noticias El Salvador.
While Polo threatens to enter northern Mexico, the possible formation of Hurricane Rachel could generate heavy rains in Guanajuato this week
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