Hurricane Erick was upgraded to a Category 2 storm, threatening southern Mexico with winds of 155 km/h. The US National Hurricane Center issued warnings about imminent damaging winds and dangerous flash floods, urging preparations as the storm approaches. President Claudia Sheinbaum encouraged residents in vulnerable areas to move to temporary shelters, while over 2,000 such buildings were established. Schools closed in Guerrero, and police increased patrols to warn locals and tourists. Historically, Mexico faces severe storms annually, highlighting the ongoing risk of hurricanes in the region.
Hurricane Erick has strengthened into a Category 2 storm with wind speeds of 155 km/h, posing significant risks for life-threatening flooding in southern Mexico.
The US National Hurricane Center warned of rapid strengthening of Hurricane Erick, predicting it could reach major hurricane strength as it impacts Mexico's coast.
President Claudia Sheinbaum advised residents in low-lying areas to seek temporary shelters as 2,000 shelters were set up in preparation for the impending storm.
Governor Evelyn Salgado announced school closures in Guerrero as authorities prepared for the storm, emphasizing the dangers of flooding and mudslides.
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