Tropical Depression Dos-E forms off the coast of Guerrero

Tropical Depression Dos-E formed on Sunday, June 7, in the Pacific Ocean off Guerrero and is expected to evolve into Tropical Storm Boris.

According to the National Meteorological Service, Tropical Depression Dos-E was located 135 kilometers south of Acapulco with maximum winds of 55 kilometers per hour. It is forecast to become Tropical Storm Boris between Sunday night and the early hours of Monday, June 8. The National Water Commission warned of extraordinary rainfall in Guerrero over two days, exceeding the monthly average precipitation. Intense rains are also expected in Michoacán and Oaxaca, with storms in Jalisco, Colima, Mexico City and other states. Authorities closed ports in Guerrero and Oaxaca. The Guerrero Education Secretariat suspended classes on Monday in several regions. Civil Protection issued recommendations to avoid risks from flooding and landslides.

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Illustration of Tropical Storm Boris approaching Acapulco with heavy rains and stormy conditions.
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Tropical Storm Boris nears Acapulco with heavy rains

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Tropical Storm Boris is positioned off the coast of Guerrero and brings forecasts of heavy rains for Tuesday, June 9.

Tropical Depression Five-E strengthened on July 15 and became Tropical Storm Elida in the Pacific Ocean, the National Meteorological Service reported.

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The National Water Commission reported that two low pressure systems in the Pacific have a 60 percent chance of becoming tropical storms this week.

Tropical Storm Domeng, also known as Jangmi, entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility early on Friday, May 29, 2026. The storm packs maximum sustained winds of 75 kilometers per hour and is moving northwestward.

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Typhoon Francisco strengthened to maximum sustained winds of 140 kilometers per hour on Monday morning while enhancing the southwest monsoon.

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Tropical Storm Hagupit is expected to enter the Philippine area of responsibility on Saturday and will be locally named Caloy. The state weather bureau said the storm has a high chance of weakening once it reaches the Philippine Sea.

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