Hurricane warning issued in Mexico's Baja California; Norbert expected to turn toward coast
MIAMI (AP) _ A hurricane warning has been issued for the west coast of Mexico's Baja California peninsula as a weakened Hurricane Norbert churns in the Pacific.
The warning area goes from Punta Andresito to Agua Blanca in Mexico.
By early Friday, Norbert's maximum sustained winds had decreased to 85 mph. The hurricane is heading north-northwest but is expected to turn north-northeast during the day and head toward Mexico's coast.
Norbert is centered about 315 miles southwest of the southern tip of Baja California.
Meanwhile, southeast of Norbert, Tropical Storm Odile has gotten better organized. Odile's maximum sustained winds are near 60 mph with strengthening expected. The storm is centered about 105 miles south of Puerto Angel, Mexico.
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