Tropical Storms Barry and Flossie turn off the coast of Mexico

Two Tropical storms The Mexico has occurred on Sunday on both shores and is expected to build the region for several days.

Tropical Storm Barry, this year’s second name storm Hurricane Season of AtlanticAccording to the US National Hurricane Center, in the southeastern coast of the country, Tukpan, Mexico and Tampiko, Mexico, Mexico, Mexico and Miami was located about 130 miles southeast of the southeast of about 130 miles.

As with the NHC’s 2nd PM update, it had maximum continuous winds of 45 MPH and moved in the North-West 12 MPH.

Barry is expected to strengthen before reaching the coast of the Southeast of Mexico before weakening in the interior. Forecasts that warn a tropical storm, the storm can rain three to six inches of rain with San Luis Potosi and Tamaulipas between San Luis Potosi and Tamaulipas, said.

Meanwhile, on the southwest coast of Mexico, a tropical storm flossie that occurred on Sunday. Acapulko was located in the south of 225 miles and was located 40 miles in the west in 9mph.

Flosie will strengthen the hurricane on Monday or Tuesday, but will remain open water in the west of Mexico, forecasts.

Storm, Oaxaca, Guerrero, Michoacan, Colima and Jalisco can throw three to six inches.

The Pacific Hurricane Season began on May 15, while the Atlantic Hurricane Season, usually occurred with a peak activity between mid-August and mid-August.

Noaa officials are forecasted 60% chance of the “normal” Atlantic Hurricane Season, which is the storms between 13-19. These are expected to strengthen from these to six-10 hurricanes, there may be up to five – five to five.