Hurricane Trudy Near Mexico’s Pacific Coast: Warnings, Rain and Forecast
Hurricane Trudy was a Category 2 storm with 100 mph winds near Manzanillo, Mexico, under a hurricane warning. NHC forecast, rain totals and what is unknown.
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Storms, heat, fire and flood — which warnings are in force, which areas are affected, and what officials have not confirmed.
Hurricane Trudy was a Category 2 storm with 100 mph winds near Manzanillo, Mexico, under a hurricane warning. NHC forecast, rain totals and what is unknown.
A magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck near Kamchatka at 11:35 p.m. EDT Thursday, according to USGS, at a depth of 135 km. Japan’s weather agency issued a warning for a magnitude 9.9 quake it mistakenly placed in the Kuril Islands, then withdrew it about eight minutes later.
Flooding in Istanbul on Oct. 14-15 killed at least three people, with five or six reported missing; the governor said it was the most rain since records began in 1942.
Simon peaked as a 155 mph Category 4 hurricane off west-central Mexico on Oct. 10-11; as of Oct. 13 it was a small Category 1 storm drifting slowly offshore, with a hurricane watch only for Las Islas Marias.
Isaias made landfall near Destin, Florida, as a Category 2 hurricane on Oct. 9, weakened to a post-tropical cyclone and moved inland through Alabama and the Southeast; at least four deaths were reported.
National Weather Service has Extreme Heat Warnings in Southern California through Oct. 8 and 9, after Downtown Los Angeles had four straight 100-degree days.
CAL FIRE’s Oct. 6 update lists the Bouquet Fire near Santa Clarita at 1,048 acres and 67% contained, with all evacuation orders and warnings lifted.
Nolo crossed the International Date Line on Oct. 4 and is now tracked by Japan’s weather agency as Typhoon No. 28; no land is threatened and weakening is forecast.
Washoe County’s Oct. 6 update puts the Bull Fire near Verdi, Nevada, at 1,529 acres and 56% contained; the fire began Oct. 2 and its cause is under investigation.
As of about 9 a.m. CDT Friday, four NWS offices in Texas give four different forecasts: North Texas looks drier while the Texas coast awaits more rain.
As of NHC Advisory 22 on Oct. 2, Hurricane Rachel is a Category 2 storm that peaked at 120 mph and is weakening, with no coastal watches or warnings; a Southern California swell is forecast next week.
Plainly Now’s count of NWS storm reports found 80 flood reports as moisture tied to Polo moved in, with water rescues in Arizona and dam evacuations in New Mexico.
Polo made a second landfall near Guaymas, Mexico, on Tuesday as forecasters warned its remnants would bring heavy rain and flash flooding to the U.S. Southwest.
A slow-moving nor’easter pushed coastal water to moderate flood stage from the Jersey Shore to western Long Island Sound over the weekend, with Sandy Hook coming within 0.06 foot and Atlantic City within 0.14 foot of major flood stage. One person was killed and well over 100,000 customers lost power.
A nor’easter that brought coastal flooding and high wind from the Outer Banks to Cape Cod through the weekend killed one person in Brooklyn and closed part of N.C. Highway 12; most warnings had expired or were expiring Sunday.
Polo reached Category 5 three times, peaking at 180 mph on Sept. 22, made landfall in Baja California Sur on Sept. 28 and near Guaymas, Sonora, on Sept. 29, and dissipated that night; its moisture flooded the U.S. Southwest.
Coastal flood warnings cover Hampton Roads through Saturday, with forecasters warning of 2 to 3 feet of inundation above ground level in low-lying areas.
The National Weather Service posted a high wind watch for coastal Massachusetts and Rhode Island and a coastal flood watch for Massachusetts alone, covering Friday into Saturday, as forecasters track what they call an anomalous early season strong coastal storm approaching the region.
Newsom proclaimed a statewide emergency ahead of a possibly record El Niño winter. The order also suspends California’s price-gouging cap for this event.
Polo became a hurricane Monday with 80 mph winds off southwestern Mexico; the Hurricane Center forecasts a major hurricane by Tuesday and has issued a Tropical Storm Watch.