Hurricane Pamela Makes Landfall On Mexico's Pacific Coast

The National Hurricane Center has issued a warning for a hurricane expected to make landfall near Mazatlán, Mexico, with potential life-threatening flash floods, dangerous winds, and storm surges. The hurricane, named Pamela, is predicted to weaken over northern Mexico but may reach Texas as a tropical depression.

What is expected to happen later today according to the forecast?

• A hurricane will change direction.

• A hurricane will dissipate.

• A hurricane will intensify.

• A hurricane will make landfall.

What kind of warnings has the National Hurricane Center issued?

• Sunny weather with high temperatures.

• Mild rain and cloudy skies.

• Life-threatening flash floods and dangerous winds.

• Possible snowstorms and hail.

Where is the hurricane expected to make landfall?

• In the Caribbean islands.

• Along the coast of Florida.

• In the Gulf of Mexico.

• Near the port of Mazatlán in Mexico.

What is the expected change in the hurricane's strength over northern Mexico?

• It will remain the same.

• It will strengthen significantly.

• It will weaken.

• It will become a tornado.

Which states in the USA could be affected by the hurricane as a tropical depression?

• Florida and Georgia.

• Texas and Tennessee.

• California and Nevada.

• New York and New Jersey.