An area of ​​low pressure in the western Gulf is being monitored in a tropical depression on Saturday that the forecasts said that as long as it makes a landfall in Mexico, a tropical storm could be strong.
According to the National Hurricane Center, till late Saturday night, the tropical depression was focused in the west-north-west at a speed of 80 miles east of Mexico, about 80 miles east of Mexico. Before making a landfall in Mexico, a tropical storm was expected to be formed, which was expected to happen on Sunday night. It had a maximum continuous winds of 30 mph.
If it reaches the state of tropical storm, which will be in the name of tropical storm Barry, then it will become another name storm. Atlantic storm season after Tropical storm,
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The storm center started issuing advice on Tropical Depression 2 at 5 pm on Saturday. An Air Force Reserve reconnaissance aircraft was able to find a closed circulation with only 30 mph winds. The storm has shown better outfits with a well -defined circulation.
A tropical depression is defined as a tropical cyclone with a maximum continuous winds of 38 mph, according to the National Weather Service, and becomes a tropical storm when reaching 39 mph.
The storm will continue to carry forward the west-north-west in the rest of the weekend and on Monday it is estimated to transfer inland in Mexico.
A tropical storm warning has been issued to the Bay coast of Mexico from Boca Day Caton South to Tekolutla. The tropical storm force is expected to air, along with heavy rains, along the coast and on Sunday and Monday with inland Mexico.
The Hurricane Center said that the state of Mexican in Verakruz, San Luis Potosi and Tamulipa can see rain anywhere from 3 to 10 inches of rain.
