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Summary for Hurricane Simon (EP5/EP202026)
...SIMON MOVING SLOWLY JUST OFFSHORE OF WEST-CENTRAL MEXICO... ...THREAT OF DESTRUCTIVE WINDS AND FLOODING RAINS CONTINUES ALONG THE COAST...
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At 8:00 PM MST on Sunday, Oct. 11, Hurricane Simon was positioned just offshore of west‑central Mexico at latitude 19.8 N, longitude 106.0 W, moving northwest at about 5 mph. The storm’s minimum central pressure was recorded at 956 mb, and it sustained maximum winds near 120 mph, indicating a major hurricane. Forecasts continued to highlight the threat of destructive winds and heavy rain‑induced flooding along the Mexican coast.
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