Two Pacific tropical storms may turn into hurricanes
Two tropical storms, "Karin" and "Lowe," have formed in the Pacific Ocean, and both are expected to develop into hurricanes in the coming days according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center. The wind speed of Storm "Karin" is around 75 km/h, and it is approximately 1330 kilometers south of the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula. Meanwhile, Storm "Lowe" is located 2840 kilometers west-southwest of the peninsula with wind speeds reaching up to 65 km/h. No coastal alerts or warnings have been issued for either storm so far.
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