Hurricane Priscilla moves along Mexico in the Pacific as Tropical Storm Jerry churns in the Atlantic
Summary
Hurricane Priscilla weakened to a Category 1 storm as it traveled along Mexico's Pacific coast, while Tropical Storm Jerry was expected to become a hurricane in the Atlantic. Priscilla could bring heavy rain and flooding in Mexico and the southwestern United States, and Jerry is predicted to reach the Leeward Islands soon.Key Facts
- Hurricane Priscilla's winds decreased to about 80 mph as it moved northwest along Mexico's coast.
- Priscilla was located about 195 miles southwest of the southern tip of Baja California.
- The storm may cause heavy rain and flash floods in Mexico and the southwestern U.S.
- Tropical Storm Jerry had winds of 50 mph in the Atlantic and was moving toward the Leeward Islands.
- Jerry is expected to turn into a hurricane by Thursday.
- Heavy rain and possible flooding are forecasted for the Leeward Islands Thursday and Friday.
- Tropical storm watches are in place for several islands, including Antigua, Barbuda, and Anguilla.
- Priscilla is projected to continue weakening, with large waves affecting parts of Mexico's coastline.
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