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LOS CABOS, Mexico – Tropical Storm Raymond is forecast to make a direct impact on the popular tourist destination of Los Cabos around midday Saturday, according to the latest projections from Mexican authorities. The storm is expected to bring intense rains and potentially damaging winds.
Mayor Christian Agúndez has called for an emergency session of the Los Cabos Municipal Civil Protection Council to be held today at 8 p.m. to coordinate the government's response. While the precise landfall time is still uncertain, officials project the core of the storm will arrive between noon and 6 p.m., with effects being felt as early as Saturday morning.
Residents across the state of Baja California Sur are being urged to take precautions. Forecasts predict strong winds between 39 and 74 mph and heavy rainfall, particularly for communities along the Sea of Cortez coast. Authorities have assured the public that there are sufficient supplies of fuel and food, asking citizens to avoid panic buying.
Although the Los Cabos International Airport and local ports were operating normally Friday, officials anticipate suspending operations Saturday morning as conditions deteriorate.
All levels of government, alongside Mexican Armed Forces units, have been placed on alert to provide immediate emergency response. The State Council is scheduled to reconvene at 7:00 a.m. Saturday to monitor the storm's path and determine further protective measures for communities in its path.
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