Hurricane Erick near Mexico, strengthens rapidly on the road in the Pacific

Hurricane – the fifth name of the Eastern North Pacific Hurricane Season – strengthens because it is on a road towards Mexico. National Hurricane Center gossip On Wednesday, Erick is expected to strengthen rapidly throughout the day and “can reach the great hurricane power because it approach Mexico to Mexico.

After 7 years and 75 miles, Erick, 75 miles, higher than the winds and 15 miles from the center. Mexico in the center of the storm is a hurricane warning to the south of the south of Wednesday or on Thursday, a hurricane warning from Acapulco to Puerto Angel. Fear of Acapulco, Texpan de Galeana and the east of Puerto Angel, Bahahias de Huatulco also looked at a west.

The National Hurricane Center warned that rapid strengthening is expected and Erick can reach the large hurricane status before reaching the soil. The main status, Saffir-Simpson starts in the 3rd category with winds between wind scales, 111 miles and 129 miles, according to NOAA “Destructive Damage”.

“Well-established framed houses can finish the roofs or gables of the roof or gable,” said Noaa Potential impacts of the category. “A large number of trees will be cut or will remain in the radical, will close numerous roads. For a few days a few days before the storm, electricity and water will be unavailable.”

4 and 5-categories, “catastrophic damage” to “cause catastrophic damage” has even greater impacts. This scale also simply accounts for the wind.

“Water hazards – Storm Surge and domestic flood – historically have the leading reasons for life loss during hurricanes, “NOAA warns.” Hurricanes can also bring strong winds, rough surfing and rip currents. ”

Erick is projected to produce between 20 inches between 20 inches between Oaxaca and Guerrero, the National Hurricane Center, especially in steep territorial areas, “Chiapas, Michoacan, Colima and Jalisco are expected to see between 3 and 5 inches of rain.

During the storm, a dangerous storm, which has an increase in sea level, is also expected to accompany the coastal flood and “large and destructive waves.”