Hurricane Priecela intensified into a 2 -category storm off the western coast of Mexico, and is expected to remain stronger, perhaps at the end of the third category after day, making it a great hurricane with the minimum sustainable wind of 111 miles per hour. Hurricanes of the Series are 2 winds of at least 96 miles per hour.
The external gangs in Priscilla can bring heavy rain and mysterious winds to parts of Baja California later in the day and tomorrow, the center says, adding that the tropical storm watch returns to Baja California of Cabo Saint Lucas to Cabo San Lazaro, Mexico.
The path of Hurricane Presilla and its expectations
On the expected track, the Presilla Center is expected to move “in parallel with the coast in the west of Mexico and Baja California during the next two days,” the hurricane center noted. “… it is expected to be an additional reinforcement, and it can be a preceella in or near the power of the major hurricane later today. It is expected that it will start twice on Wednesday and continue during the rest of the week.”
As of the NHC’s 4 AM Edt update on Tuesday, the storm was located about 255 miles west southwest of Kabo Corinths, Mexico, near the city of Porto Valerta, and about 245 miles south of the southern Baja California.
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It was walking northwest of 10 miles per hour with the maximum sustainable wind of 100 miles per hour.
From today to tomorrow, the hurricane center said, it is expected of two rains to two to two rain in southern Baja California, with local axioms of up to 4 inches. The center warned, “This can bring rains the risk of flashing flooding, especially in the top terrain areas.”
In addition, “Brezylla’s swelling affects parts of the southwest and western coast of Mexico, as well as parts of the coast of the Paja Peninsula in California.
We can have an effect
“The moisture of Priscilla should bring the possibilities of heavy rains in the southwest in late this week until the end of this week,” the center says.