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southern Mexico
Coverage of southern Mexico in the Nexus archive.
magnitude-7.3 earthquaketopic1USGSorganization1Mexico Cityplace1Associated Pressorganization1Atlantic hurricane seasontopic1Tropical Storm Boristopic1Madden-Julian Oscillation (MJO)topic1Kelvin wavetopic1El Niñotopic1NOAAorganization1Central Americaplace1Gulfplace1Florida peninsulaplace1South Floridaplace1
- A magnitude-7.3 earthquake struck off southern Mexico, according to the USGS
A magnitude-7.3 earthquake struck off southern Mexico, according to the USGS. The event was reported by the Associated Press from Mexico City.
- What we’re watching for week 2 of the Atlantic hurricane season
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.