Tropical Storm Barbara may originate this week from the Kuerro coast
Meteorologists are closely monitoring the low-pressure system from the Pacific coast of southern Mexico, which can emerge as a tropical storm barbara-which is the second labeled storm of the Eastern Pacific Hurricane Season.
The first tropical storm is Alvin, It was the coast as Baja headed north towards the California Peninsula in the last days of May.
Alvin quickly Weakened in the cold sea water It had a lower impact when it reached the land, although it eventually brought to the deserts of the southwest of floods and thunderstorms.
Barbara, as of Wednesday morning, is a rainy and thunderstorm, 515 kilometers southeast of Okshaka’s Salina Cruz, which is 80% of the hurricane growth within seven days, according to Mexico’s National Water Authority (Konakua).
The America is based Center for National Hurricane With moderate air cutting, it announced that it was moving west-northwest at 16 km/h over/at 28 ° -29 ° Celsius.
Despite the 10% chance of the creation of a tropical storm within 48 hours, tropical depression conditions are expected to be the first.
However, if its continuous air reaches 65 km/h, it will improve the tropical storm barbara, or a hurricane at 119 km/h.
Even without the strength of the entire hurricane, the system threatens the coastal Kuriro, Micovacon and Oksaka with heavy rain (75 to 100 mm) and potential landslides.
The concentration of the soil from the recent rain raises the risks of flash floods and soil slopes in the hills. Conagua warned. None of the coastal watches are active, but residents are asked to monitor the updates.
80 % of probability continues to an area #Lowressure With hurricane power in the next 7 days, south #Peaceful Mexican. pic.twitter.com/exprad1kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
– Conagua Climate (@conagua_clima) June 4, 2025
As mentioned in the latest article “The Pacific Hurricane Season is officially going on. Are you ready?” In the Mexico News Tailee, the Pacific Ocean 2025 Season May 15 started May 15, and is predicted to produce 16 to 20 named storms, including four to six major hurricanes.
The Season of Atlantic started on June 1, and the two hurricane seasons end on November 30.
Further information can be found “How to handle the hurricane season in Mexico.”
Officials insist on preparation, advise the coastal communities to protect emergency equipment and look at official alerts.
Early season systems like Barbara are often a coast, but foretolders warn that they can still pay dangerous rainfall.
