A tropical storm currently forming off the coast of Baja California could develop into a hurricane by next week, according to meteorologists. KTLA weatherman Kaj Goldberg said that meteorologists are keeping a close eye on the tropical disturbance developing in the Pacific.
Forecasters say a developing hurricane in the Pacific could bring anything from widespread rain and high surf to dangerous, windy fire conditions this Labor Day weekend, or have very little impact at all.
Tropical Storm Marie has formed off the Baja California coast and is expected to bring dangerous surf and high rip currents to Southern California over Labor Day weekend. While the storm is projected to strengthen into a hurricane by Wednesday, it is not forecast to make landfall.
Tropical Storm Marie is expected to strengthen into a hurricane Wednesday as it moves northwest off the Mexican coast, according to the National Weather Service. Forecasters state that while the chances of a direct strike on Southern California remain very low, rain, high surf, and other weather imp…
Tropical Storm Marie continued to gain strength off the coast of Baja California on Wednesday as it churned northward on a path that could bring rain and high surf to Southern California. As of 10 a.m. Pacific, the eye of the storm was southwest of Cabo San Lucas with sustained winds of around 75 mp…
Southern Californians could see some effects from Hurricane Marie this weekend, but anyone hoping for a significant dose of rain may want to temper their expectations. The Category 1 hurricane is tracking northwest over the Pacific Ocean, away from Southern California, though its outer bands could s…
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