Eastern Pacific Sees Two More Systems, One Likely To Develop Soon
• A low-pressure area south of Baja California has a near-zero chance of developing into a tropical system.
• A low-pressure system near southwestern Mexico has a 60% chance of becoming a tropical depression next week.
• Residents in southwestern Mexico are advised to stay informed and prepared as the system develops.
Two potential systems emerge in eastern Pacific
The eastern Pacific is currently under close watch as two potential weather systems emerge. A small low-pressure area, previously observed south of Baja California, has seen a decrease in shower and storm activity. The National Hurricane Center reports that the likelihood of this system developing further is now negligible, with formation chances remaining near 0 percent over the next week.
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