Hurricane. Photo: SHUTTERSTOCK Warnings of Hurricane Impact. The U.S. Storm Monitoring Center updates that Hurricane Priscilla, originating from the Pacific Ocean, may reach Category 3 and impact Mexico.
According to the American forecasting system, heavy rains are expected today (October 8) in several areas of Mexico, including Baja California and Sonora. Severe warnings also apply to particularly high waves that may arrive from the Pacific Ocean.
The system further emphasizes that previous events of a similar nature led to fatal outcomes, claiming the lives of many citizens. At the end of September, we reported on Hurricane Humberto's rapid escalation to Category 5 with winds of 160 mph, equivalent to approximately 260 km/h.
According to an official statement from the U.S. government, travelers in the indicated areas should avoid entering the sea and walking on beaches where severe weather conditions prevail. They should also pay attention to local authorities' alerts and monitor the weather forecast for their location.
In the United States, it is emphasized that flight schedules may be subject to changes due to severe weather conditions, and roads may be damaged or blocked.
The storm is expected to pass by tomorrow, October 9.