Hurricane Willa grows in & # 039; potentially catastrophic & # 039; Category 4 monster

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Hurricane Willa grows in & # 039; potentially catastrophic & # 039; Category 4 monster







Hurricane Willa, a category 4 storm, is pointing to the Mexican coast and threatens to cause storm surges, wind and rain that threaten life.





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Willa had strengthened to a powerful Category 5 storm on Monday morning with 160 mph winds when the National Hurricane Center warned that the storm was "potentially catastrophic" for Mexico.



Now slightly weakened, with winds of 155 mph, Willa is moving north towards the southwest coast of Mexico.



The storm is expected to land on Tuesday night as Category 3.



The main tourist area of ​​Puerto Vallarta is under a tropical storm warning, as it is expected to face gusty winds, heavy rains and some flooding, but not under a hurricane warning, as the worst part of the storm is predicted. the storm will not detect the storm. popular vacation spot





ABC News
Hurricane Willa is falling over Mexico.

Willa is expected to arrive in a sparsely populated region of southwestern Mexico, keeping well north of Puerto Vallarta.



Dangerous storms can threaten the shores of Isla Marias and the center-west and southwest of Mexico on Tuesday.



Heavy rains can cause flash floods and landslides in much of southwest and central-western Mexico.



Some regions may see up to 18 inches of rain.





ABC News
The hurricane will likely bring tropical rains to the southern United States.

Willa is expected to weaken after passing through the mountains of the Sierra Madre, and remnants of the storm will likely bring significant rains to Texas.



Some parts of south and central Texas could see up to 4 inches of rain this week.



Torrential rains are also possible in Louisiana and Mississippi.





ABC News
Parts of Texas can see 4 inches of rain until Thursday.

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