After the impact of Hurricanes "Adrián" and "Beatriz", both of which affected western Mexico's coastlines with heavy rains and winds, meteorologists are predicting the arrival of a third cyclone, "Calvin". The previous two cyclones reached category 2 and 1 on the Saffir Simpson scale, respectively, with both causing disruptions across Jalisco state.
The National Meteorological Service issued a report on Monday, July 3, indicating the possible development of a low-pressure zone south of Guerrero and Oaxaca's coasts. The cyclonic development probability has increased to 60% over the next seven days. If this pattern . . .
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