MIAMI (CBSMiami) – Tropical Depression 14 is about to become a tropical typhoon, as a hurricane warning and tropical typhoon warning were issued for parts of the east of the Yucatan Peninsula.
From 11 p. m. on Thursday, in the middle of the typhoon, about 65 miles east of Cabo Gracias a Dios, on the border between Nicaragua and Honduras.
The depression moves from west to northwest to about 14 mph, and this general movement is expected to continue until Friday morning.
A northwestern with a minimum speed is expected until Friday afternoon and will continue at least on Sunday.
In the planned trajectory, half of the formula will move near or near the coasts of northern Nicaragua and northeastern Honduras, adding the Bay Islands on Friday and touring the east coast of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico on Saturday.
The center is expected to cross the Yucatan Peninsula on Saturday night and the south-central Gulf of Mexico on Sunday.
The maximum sustained winds are approximately 35 mph with high gusts.
A strengthening is expected in the coming days and depression is expected to become a tropical typhoon on Friday.
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A tropical typhoon warning applies to:
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