Paris and Flossian storms are formed off the coast of Mexico

two Equatorial storms On Sunday, on the coast of Mexico, the area is expected to sit for several days.

The tropical storm Bari, the second storm called this year The Atlantic Hurricane SeasonIt is located on the southeastern coast of the country, about 50 miles east to southeast of Tuksban, Mexico and about 130 miles southeast of Tambeko, Mexico, according to the American National Hurricane Center in Miami.

As of the NHC 2 pm, it had the maximum sustainable wind 45 miles per hour and was moving northwest at a speed of 12 miles per hour.

Barry is expected to reinforce a little before it reaches the southeastern coast of Mexico, before it is quickly weakened as it moves inward. The predictors, who issued a warning of tropical storms, said that the storm could get rid of three to six inches of rain with a total of 10 inches isolated via Veracruz, San Luis Potosi and Tamaulipas during the two.

Meanwhile, off the southwestern coast of Mexico, the tropical storm Flossie was formed on Sunday. It was located about 225 miles south of Aquolco and was moving west at a speed of 9 miles per hour with the maximum sustainable wind of 40 miles per hour.

The predictors said it is expected that a hurricane is expected to strengthen on Monday or Tuesday, but will remain in open waters west of Mexico.

The storm can get rid of three to six inches rains via Okoxaka, Guerro, Michoan, Kulima and Galisco until early next week.

The hurricane season began in the Pacific Ocean on May 15, while the Atlantic Hurricane season is from June 1 to November 30, with peak activity usually between mid -August and mid -October.

NOAA officials predicted A 60 % chance of the “normal” Atlantic Hurricane season, with between 13 to 19 storms. The predictors said that it is expected to strengthen six to 10 of these hurricanes, and it may become three to five hurricanes.