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Monday, October 23, 2006

Hurricane Paul Approaches while getting ever stronger

A few days ago, a hurricane watch was issued for the southern tip of Baja, California warning the residents of the approaching hurricane Paul. Early this morning, Hurricane Paul was a mere 455 miles off of the coast of Mexico, in the Pacific Ocean. The storm is moving at an estimated 5 mph Northwest towards Mexico and Baja, California. According to experts, the winds making up the storm are blowing near 110 mph at the fastest, which puts hurricane Paul at a category-3 hurricane. However, many believe that as the storm creeps towards the shore it will grow in size and wind speed and could potentially cause a lot of damage to the residents of the land where it is estimated that it will hit.

2 Comments:

Blogger Summer Love said...

Hurricanes are amazing, aren't they?

1:08 PM, October 29, 2006  
Blogger DV8 said...

The say with global warming, more and more big storms will hit. Bad news for the coastal regions of the country.

12:11 PM, October 31, 2006  

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