Celia again a tropical storm off Mexico’s Pacific coast
NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER
Tropical Storm’ Celia’s 5-day forecast as of this morning.
MEXICO CITY >> Celia regained tropical storm force off southern Mexico’s Pacific coast today and forecasters said it was likely to eventually become a hurricane, though it appears to be headed out to sea, away from land.
Celia first hit tropical storm force on Friday while off of Central America, but soon faded back into a tropical depression.
The U.S. National Hurricane center said Celia’s maximum sustained winds were back up to 40 mph today when it was centered about 365 miles south of Acapulco, Mexico. It was headed west at 12 mph.
It was projected to grow to hurricane force on Thursday before moving over colder waters and weakening.
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