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Hurricane Priscilla is a powerful hurricane that is moving to the west-northwest along the western Mexico coastline. Large swells are affecting parts of the Mexico and Baja California Sur coastlines, and tropical storm conditions are possible in portions of Baja California Sur later today through midweek. The storm is expected to move along the coastline of Mexico over the next few days before turning more to the north and moving onshore across the central portions of the Baja Peninsula. The storm will fall apart after landfall, but its remnant moisture is expected to soak the Southwestern US, which could lead to flash flooding and landslides. Here is the latest.
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