MIAMI — Tropical Storm Erick formed early Tuesday near southern Mexico and is expected to become a hurricane by Wednesday, the U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami said. The storm was about 450 ...

Tropical Storm Erick formed early Tuesday near southern Mexico in the Pacific Ocean and is expected to become a hurricane on Wednesday, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.

Tropical Storm Erick could produce a total of 5 to 10 inches of rainfall, life-threatening flooding and mudslides. The countries to watch out for impacts include Mexico, El Salvador and Guatemala.

Scientists have warned that Erick could become the most intense hurricane along the coast this early in the season.

And if it makes it to a tropical storm, it will take the name Flossie. Original article source: Tropical depression likely to form this week near Mexico on heels of Hurricane Erick.

Hurricane Erick has made landfall along the western coast of Mexico east of Acapulco as a Category 3 storm. Maximum sustained winds were 125 mph, dropping from 140 mph only hours earlier. In the ...

Tropical Storm Erick is forecast to intensify into a hurricane as it approaches the Mexican coastline this week.

A sixth named storm has formed just six weeks into the Eastern Pacific hurricane season. Tropical Storm Flossie materialized ...

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Barry to drench parts of Mexico. Tropical Storm Barry, which formed in the Atlantic Basin, and Tropical Storm Flossie, in the Pacific Basin, were each driving winds of about 40 mph Sunday, just ...

With six named storms having formed this year, the Eastern Pacific hurricane season is already breaking records.

The eastern Pacific Ocean has seen a historic run of activity as the Atlantic remains dormant. Forecasters point to ...