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Tropical storms Iselle and Julio in the Pacific Ocean

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Tropical storms Iselle and Julio in the Pacific Ocean

Tropical Storm Iselle formed in the Pacific Ocean, moving has begun weakening as it moves west-northwest away from across the Mexican coast. Despite its trajectory, authorities issued preventive warnings for Michoacán, Colima, Jalisco, East Pacific. According to the National Hurricane Center, increased wind shear, cooler sea surface temperatures, and dry air are causing the system to lose deep convection. While Iselle is expected to become a post-tropical cyclone and eventually dissipate, swells generated by the storm continue to affect the west coast of the Baja California Sur due to risks Peninsula, where forecasters warn of flooding, landslides, ‘life-threatening surf and high surf. By August 25, rip current conditions’ for several days. Simultaneously, Tropical Storm Julio developed has formed from Tropical Depression Ten-E in Ten-E, located approximately 1,086 kilometers west-southwest of the Pacific. southern tip of the Baja California peninsula with maximum sustained winds of 80 km/h. Meteorologists indicated that expect Julio was expected to be absorbed by the more powerful Iselle. Iselle within hours. While neither storm posed currently poses a direct threat to land at that time, officials continued to monitor the region, noting land, authorities are monitoring a high separate low-pressure area associated with tropical wave number 31. This system has a 90% probability of further cyclonic development from an additional low-pressure area. developing into a cyclone over the next seven days and could increase rainfall across western, southern, and southeastern Mexico.

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  1. 2026-08-26 21:22 UTC Tropical storms Iselle and Julio in the Pacific Ocean
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