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Tropical Depression Develops Into a Storm: Nora Hurling Towards Mexico
A Tropical Storm gains strength and is currently breezing towards Mexico. Nora was moving toward a probable impact on Mexico's Pacific Coast this weekend, as well as the Baja California Peninsula later in the week.
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