(Sigh) Yet Another Storm Northern Mexico
2018 is going down as famously flaky for "predicted" storm paths and intensity from the National Hurricane Center.
Nevertheless it takes only one real wolf...
Sergio is forecast to cross the Baja peninsula sometime late next week then continue on across the gulf and torment Sonora then Arizona.
It remains a powerful storm as of today but it has to cross nearly a thousand miles of unfriendly cool water before making landfall on the Vizcaino peninsula. Guerrero Negro, Vizcaino, and Mulege are all within the crosshairs.
Long ways off, but Guaymas to Sta Ana is also shown in the storm track.
No advisories have yet to be posted for the Pacific side of the peninsula -- 5 days is a long time allowance for change.
Nevertheless it takes only one real wolf...
Sergio is forecast to cross the Baja peninsula sometime late next week then continue on across the gulf and torment Sonora then Arizona.
It remains a powerful storm as of today but it has to cross nearly a thousand miles of unfriendly cool water before making landfall on the Vizcaino peninsula. Guerrero Negro, Vizcaino, and Mulege are all within the crosshairs.
Long ways off, but Guaymas to Sta Ana is also shown in the storm track.
No advisories have yet to be posted for the Pacific side of the peninsula -- 5 days is a long time allowance for change.
