Eastern Pacific tropical depression targets Mexico
Tropical Storm Boris formed early Monday off the coast of southern Mexico, about 85 miles southeast of Acapulco, with maximum sustained winds of 40 mph. A warning is in effect as Boris moves northeast at 5 mph, potentially causing up to a foot of rain and life-threatening flash flooding in the area. The storm developed rapidly from Tropical Depression Two-E, and its path indicates possible landfall later today. Meanwhile, nearby systems, including Invest 92E, pose a threat of heavy rain and flash flooding to Central American countries in the coming days.
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