extreme weather
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Tropical Depression Brewing in Eastern Pacific, Heaviest Rain May Hit Mexican Coastline
Following a brief lull in tropical activity, AccuWeather experts claim that the Eastern Pacific basin has resumed activity. A developing tropical cyclone south of Mexico developed into Tropical Depression 19-E on Wednesday night and is expected to affect parts of the nation over the coming several days with heavy rain and destructive gusts. It may have an impact on the United States.
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