The earliest recorded tropical cyclone formed on Saturday in the eastern North Pacific, off the coast of Mexico.
The US National Hurricane Center noted that the One-E Tropical Depression had maximum sustained winds of 55 km / h (35 mph), and while it is not expected to strengthen in a tropical storm before weakening, "it cannot discard".
The storm is expected to lose strength until a post-tropical cyclone Sunday night.
The storm vortex was approximately 1,175 kilometers (730 miles) southwest of the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula and does . . .
