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Hurricane Karina formed in the Pacific Ocean on Sunday and is expected to strengthen into a major storm within days. Currently classified as a Category 1 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 80 mph, it poses no threat to land but may create dangerous surf conditions along parts of southwest Mexico. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Lowell is also developing in the Pacific.
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Hurricane Karina formed in the Pacific Ocean on Sunday and is expected to strengthen into a major storm within days. Currently classified as a Category 1 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 80 mph, it poses no threat to land but may create dangerous surf conditions along parts of southwest Mexico. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Lowell is also developing in the Pacific.
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Karina becomes a Pacific hurricane well away from land and is forecast to become a major storm
Hurricane Karina Forms in Pacific, Forecast to Strengthen