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On Thursday, October 15, Trudy intensified into a hurricane, and meteorologists indicate it may swiftly escalate into a significant hurricane, potentially achieving Category 4 or 5 status. An extensive area is forecasted to receive between 8 to 12 inches of rainfall, with 4 to 8 inches expected along a wide stretch of Mexico's Pacific coastline, from Acapulco to Puerto Vallarta. Manzanillo is predicted to experience the most intense rainfall and strongest winds. The moisture generated by the storm may extend as far as Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, or Arizona, while swells could affect Southern California if the storm system moves westward.
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00:00Hurricane Trudy is strengthening fast near Mexico's Pacific coast, and forecasters say it could become a major hurricane.
00:07Trudy became a hurricane early Thursday, October 15, and forecasters say it has the potential to quickly intensify and even
00:14reach Category 4 or 5.
00:16An extensive band of 8 to 12 inches of rain is expected, with 4 to 8 inches over a broad
00:22area of the coast between Acapulco and Puerto Vallarta.
00:26Manzanillo may get the heaviest rain, the strongest winds, and the greatest flooding risk.
00:31Forecasters list possible peak values of 25 inches of rain and 100-mile-per-hour wind gust on land.
00:38But the track matters. A difference of just 50 to 100 miles could change conditions a lot,
00:44and an eye passing about 100 miles offshore might bring only tropical storm conditions.
00:49For the United States, moisture could drift into Texas and Oklahoma,
00:53and large swells would reach Southern California beaches only if the storms swing west next week.
00:59Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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