The most latest record from the country wide typhoon center
in Miami, at 8:00 P.M. PDT, shows that hurricane Marie is “regularly weakening
over chillier water.” The typhoon, placed round 1190 kms [740 miles] west of
the southern tip of Baja California, has maximum sustained winds of ninety mph
– a hundred and fifty km/h, lowering it to a class 1 typhoon.
Marie is presently transferring west-northwest at 14 mph
-.22 km/h. The NHC stated “this motion is expected to maintain through
Wednesday. A turn in the direction of the northwest is forecast Wednesday night
time. storm force winds increase outward up to 60 miles – ninety five kms from
the center, and tropical hurricane force winds expand outward as much as 240
miles – 390 kms.
on the contemporary song Marie “will be transferring over
gradually colder water, and further weakening is forecast at some stage in the
following 48 hours,” the NHC stated; including that “Marie is predicted to
decay to a tropical storm on Wednesday and become post-tropical on Thursday.”
even though there are currently no coastal watches or
warnings in effect, the NHC said that “surf, swells, generated via Marie, will
hold to have an effect on a great deal of the Baja California Peninsula, the
extreme southern Gulf of California and Southern California via Thursday.
existence-threatening surf and rip contemporary situations are possibly due to
these swells, as well as minor coastal flooding.”
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