Tropical storm Ivo loses strength over the Eastern Pacific and is expected that, according to the National Hurricane Center, it is expected to be weakened to the post -troopic rest. Since the first Sunday, the storm was located about 335 miles west-southwest of the southern tip of Baja California, with a maximum permanent wind near 40 mph and moving to the west-verozer at 8 mph. Although there are no coastal warnings, Ivo is expected to continue to influence the coast of southern Baja, which brings potentially dangerous surfing and tear current conditions.
Overview of tropical storm Ivo
At 2:00 in the morning, the center of the tropical storm Ivo was placed approximately 335 miles (535 km) to the west-southwest of the southern tip of Baja California. The system moves towards the west-lines at 8 km/h (13 km/h), with a gradual turn towards the west and slightly increase in the forward speed expected in the next few days.
Current intensity and structure
Maximum permanent winds: 40 mph (65 km/h)
The risks affecting the soil
Surf: Ivo swelling will continue to affect the Southern Baja Peninsula in California the next day.
These swelling are likely to create life -threatening conditions of surfing and tearing.
Residents and beach should follow local councils from the Service Meteorológico Nacional and Civil Defense.
Operating notes
There are no coast watches or warning from this advice.
The prognosis of wind and seas in active tropical cyclones and in its vicinity may vary significantly due to uncertainty in the forecast of the track, size and intensity.
Mariners should track updates every 6 hours in terms of potential changes in Ivo size and wind.
(Tagstotranslate) tropical storm Ivo
