1 year ago
Tropical Storm Ivo Weakens Near Baja, Swells Bring Risk
Tropical Storm Ivo, currently in the Pacific Ocean, is losing its power and becoming less strong.
It's located far from land, near the tip of Baja California.
The storm is moving slowly, but its winds are still present.
While the storm isn't directly hitting the coast, it is creating large waves called swells.
These swells are dangerous and can cause strong currents, especially for people at the beach.
It is advised that beachgoers be aware of local warnings about the conditions.
Tropical Storm Ivo is weakening over the eastern Pacific.
The storm is located west-southwest of Baja California's southern tip.
Maximum sustained winds are near 40 mph.
Ivo is moving west-northwest at 8 mph.
Swells from Ivo pose a risk of dangerous surf and rip currents.
- Who
- Tropical Storm Ivo.
- What
- Tropical Storm Ivo is weakening and generating swells.
- Where
- About 335 miles west-southwest of the southern tip of Baja California.
- When
- As of early Sunday.
- Why
- The storm's swells pose a risk of dangerous surf and rip currents.
Beach Safety
Local Authorities
Safety
Beach Safety
Beachgoers need to heed local warnings about surf conditions.
Local Authorities
Local authorities issue warnings and advisories about surf conditions.
Key facts
- Storm Name
- Ivo
- Location
- 335 miles west-southwest of Baja California's southern tip
- Max Winds
- 40 mph
- Movement
- West-northwest at 8 mph
- Hazards
- Dangerous surf and rip currents


