Hurricane Erick – The fifth of the Eastern Storm of the North Pacific Hurricane season – it is increasing while continuing to Mexico. Hurricane National Center celurbill On Wednesday morning, Erick is expected to strengthen quickly throughout the day and “the hurricane can reach the great force” as it approaches south of Mexico on Thursday.
7 AM and Wednesday, Erick had almost 75 mph of permanent winds, with greater sweetness, extending 15 miles to its center. The center of the storm approached Southern Mexico on Wednesday and has been moving or near the coast on Thursday, warning the hurricane warning from Acapulco to Puerto Angel. Hurricane clock Acapulco west has also been given to Texpan de Galoa, and from East Puerto Angel to Bahias Huatulco.
The Hurricane National Center warned that the quick force is expected and Erick could reach the important situation of the hurricane before reaching the ground. Saffir-Simpson Wind Scale 3. It starts in the category. It has windows between 111 mph and 129 mph to cause “destructive damage”.
“Houses in well-built houses can cause the roof covering and ends,” I’m going to Category Potential impacts. “Lots of trees will be caught or crushed, blocking many roads. Electricity and water are not available for several days after storms.”
National Hurricane Center 
4 and 5 categories also have higher effects, as the service has the ability to influence “catastrophic damage”. This scale, however, has just accounts for the wind.
“Water risks – Floods on the storm and the inland floods – the most important losses of hurrican life, “Hurriances can also lead to harsh winds, tornadoes, rough surfing and currents.”
National Hurricane Center 
Erick is a maximum of 20 to 16 inches, in the states of Oaxaca and Guerrero, said the Hurricane National Center, “flooding and mud in the sites of steep lands. Chiapas, Michoacan, Colima and Jalisco is expected to be seen between 3 and 5 inches rain.
The dangerous storm is the increase in sea level at sea level, creating coastal floods and is also supported by “large and destructive waves”.
