Mexico: Hurricane Lorena Brings Heavy Rains to Pacific Coast 2

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Mexico: Hurricane Lorena Brings Heavy Rains to Pacific Coast 2

Hurricane Lorena, which formed late Monday night and is moving northwest off Baja California Sur, brought heavy rain to the state and other parts of western Mexico early Wednesday, September 3.

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  • 2025/9/05 08:16:49
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  • Cristopher Apolonio via Spectee
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  • Cristopher Apolonio via Spectee
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  • Baja California Sur, 2025, Mexico Video Recording Date/Time: September 3, Video Location: Cabo San Lucas

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