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Hurricane churns towards Mexico Hurricane churns towards Mexico
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Hurricane Norbert has become a major storm in the Pacific Ocean and is forecast to hit Mexico by the weekend, the US National Hurricane Centre says.Hurricane Norbert has become a major storm in the Pacific Ocean and is forecast to hit Mexico by the weekend, the US National Hurricane Centre says.
Norbert, whose winds have increased to 185km/h (115mph), is expected to veer towards the Baja California peninsula and then mainland Mexico.Norbert, whose winds have increased to 185km/h (115mph), is expected to veer towards the Baja California peninsula and then mainland Mexico.
Baja California is one of the country's most popular tourist destinations.Baja California is one of the country's most popular tourist destinations.
Norbert was 755km (470 miles) miles) south of Baja California at 0900 on Wednesday, moving at 17km/h (10 mph).Norbert was 755km (470 miles) miles) south of Baja California at 0900 on Wednesday, moving at 17km/h (10 mph).
Meanwhile Tropical Storm Marco, which hit Mexico's Gulf coast late on Tuesday, has weakened to o a tropical depression.Meanwhile Tropical Storm Marco, which hit Mexico's Gulf coast late on Tuesday, has weakened to o a tropical depression.
Mexico's state oil company shut down some oil platforms in the Gulf and evacuated 3,000 people before Marco hit the coast, 90km north of the port city of Veracruz.Mexico's state oil company shut down some oil platforms in the Gulf and evacuated 3,000 people before Marco hit the coast, 90km north of the port city of Veracruz.
Marco is expected to disappear overnight but forecasters said rains from the storm could still cause mudslides.Marco is expected to disappear overnight but forecasters said rains from the storm could still cause mudslides.