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Tropical Storm Simon continues to hover near Mexico’s Pacific shoreline while Tropical Storm Trudy intensifies further to the southeast. AccuWeather has cautioned that Trudy may deliver heavy rainfall, hazardous surf conditions, and powerful winds, with precipitation estimates ranging from 8 to 12 inches in a broad area. This video elucidates how Trudy's distance from the shore could significantly influence flooding and wind effects, and also discusses how Simon's lingering moisture may impact regions in both Mexico and the United States.
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00:00Why could a shift of just 50 miles change how severely a tropical storm affects Mexico?
00:05Forecasters are tracking two storms in the eastern Pacific, and both could bring dangerous conditions.
00:11Tropical storm, Simon is moving slowly offshore, prolonging the threat of heavy rain, flooding, and dangerous waves.
00:17But the newer storm, Trudy, is raising another concern.
00:21The National Hurricane Center reported sustained winds of 70 miles per hour late Wednesday,
00:26and warned that Trudy could strengthen rapidly.
00:29Forecasts in the AccuWeather report called for widespread heavy rain along Mexico's Pacific coast,
00:35with some areas potentially receiving 8 to 12 inches.
00:39Manzanillo was among the locations facing particular concern over heavy rain, strong winds, and flooding.
00:45Trudy's exact path could make a major difference.
00:48A close approach to the coast could bring much harsher conditions than a track farther offshore.
00:53The key question now is how the storm's strength and track evolve.
00:56Disclosure.
00:57This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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