Tropical storm Douglas forms in Pacific Ocean, no threat to land, hurricane center says
Summary
Tropical Storm Douglas formed in the Pacific Ocean but is far from land and not a danger. It is moving slowly north with winds around 40 mph and is expected to grow stronger before weakening.Key Facts
- Tropical Storm Douglas formed Wednesday in the Pacific Ocean.
- The storm is about 1,220 miles west-southwest of Baja California, Mexico.
- Maximum sustained winds are near 40 mph, with stronger gusts.
- Douglas is moving north at 7 mph and may turn northwest later in the week.
- Tropical-storm-force winds reach up to 90 miles from the storm’s center.
- The National Hurricane Center expects the storm to strengthen Wednesday night.
- Douglas should start weakening on Thursday.
- The storm does not threaten any land areas at this time.
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