New Hurricane Threats Grow in Pacific Days After Lala's Destruction
Summary
After Hurricane Lala caused serious flooding and damage in Hawaii, forecasters are now watching two new possible tropical storms forming in the Pacific Ocean. One system may develop near southern Mexico later this week, and another near Hawaii could become a tropical depression soon.Key Facts
- Hurricane Lala hit near Hawaii as a Category 1 storm, causing flooding, strong winds, and power outages.
- More than 100 homes were damaged or destroyed in Hawaii due to Lala.
- A 90-year-old woman died in Hawaii as a result of flooding linked to the storm.
- The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is tracking two new disturbances in the Pacific.
- One disturbance is likely to develop several hundred miles south-southwest of southern Mexico by the weekend.
- The other disturbance east-southeast of Hawaii could form a tropical depression within days.
- Both systems have about an 80% chance to develop into tropical cyclones over the next seven days.
- Neither system currently poses an immediate threat to land but will be monitored closely.
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