Hurricane Simon nears Mexico’s coast, where small track shifts matter
An offshore eye can still bring danger ashore, while a small shift toward Mexico’s mountains could accelerate the hurricane’s weakening.
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An offshore eye can still bring danger ashore, while a small shift toward Mexico’s mountains could accelerate the hurricane’s weakening.
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Continue reading →Rincon’s evacuation order ended with hazards still on the ground, while tropical moisture and a larger weather system sustained heavy rain farther east.
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Continue reading →The center may remain offshore while rain, terrain-amplified wind and damaging waves reach well beyond its forecast path.
Continue reading →Pacific measurements can warn of shifting weather months ahead, but reservoir levels, regional outlooks and local vulnerability determine what communities should do next.
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