Tropical Storm Boris

Tropical Storm Boris is expected to hit Mexico's Pacific coast on Monday night, bringing heavy rain, flooding, and potential mudslides to Guerrero and Oaxaca. President Claudia Sheinbaum activated civil protection plans, and the National Meteorological Service issued torrential rain alerts. A second storm near Central America may also impact southern Mexico later in the week.

Tropical Storm Cristina formed in the Pacific Ocean off Nicaragua's coast with 45 mph winds, expected to bring 4-12 inches of rain to Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala. It is the second Eastern Pacific storm following Tropical Storm Boris near Mexico.

Week 2 of the Atlantic hurricane season shows a developing system near Central America's Pacific side, with models shifting the low-pressure area closer to land, reducing tropical organization potential. El Niño conditions are emerging, with eastern Pacific waters 1.5°C above average, likely to strengthen through summer and fall, impacting Atlantic hurricane activity.

Tropical Storm Boris formed off Mexico’s southern Pacific coast, bringing heavy rain, flooding, and potential mudslides to Guerrero and Oaxaca. The National Hurricane Center reported sustained winds of 40 mph and issued a tropical storm warning for coastal areas. Boris is the second named storm of the Pacific hurricane season.

Tropical Storm Boris formed off Mexico’s southern Pacific coast, bringing heavy rain, flooding, and mudslide risks. The National Hurricane Center reported Boris had 40 mph winds and was moving northeast, with warnings issued for specific coastal areas. It is the second named storm of the Pacific hurricane season.

Tropical Storm Boris has formed off Mexico’s southern Pacific coast, as reported by the National Hurricane Center.