heavy wind and rain swept across southern mexico today as gasol moved into the region.the first hurricane of the season. >> and according to the national hurricane center, the hurricane could produce winds up to 110 miles an hour. forecasters say they expect 10 to 16 inches of rainfall and the haka life-threatening flash flooding and mudslides could also occur. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow keeping an eye on this storm. not not storm you want to mess with. that's for sure. >> this one coming a little bit early in the season. usually start to see these start to ramp up in june. but here we are, the end and you're talking about a hurricane coming on shore. the first of the season. that's why it's called agatha. you can see the storm system rolling on shore right near puerto escondido near waca expected to make its way through that area. probably going generate some tremendous amounts of rain. and that will be the main problem with this storm system as it moves through. in fact, sustained winds now for landfall 80 miles an hour, starting to weaken a little bit mo

we have gasol sf up over 35 miles an hour. this is the model that the forecast model.ant click it through for you. so here we are. the wind shift tomorrow morning about four am and look at stinson beach 39 miles an hour. 30th bodega bay and then tomorrow afternoon again, 37 cents, so it's really blowing. look at the contours. now. this is about the coast. this is going to be great highway pacifica. um alina's places like that right along the coast inland is going to be breezy, but not you know really huge and then tuesday morning, a different wind direction. temperatures start to warm up. that's an offshore flow so warmer on tuesday warmer on wednesday, and then it's just back to a little cooler. on thursday. so that's the plan. breezy conditions in the bay area forecasts for the highs from today. many cases there are a few degrees cooler than they were yesterday at. gonna be a couple of degrees cooler as well. i think because again, the wind and a little bit of coastal fog can't see it out there. i'll tell you what the wind does do doesn't just clean up the atmosphere

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