HURRICANE NORBERT WEB CAMERAS - PACIFIC GULF BAJA COAST OF MEXICO

HURRICANE NORBERT is Heading towards the Baja Coast of Mexico. Veracruz seems to

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Hurricane Norbert has strengthened into a Category 3 hurricane and should continue to grow as it heads toward Mexico's Baja California peninsula, the National Hurricane Center said Wednesday.
Your Ad Here	Forecasters expect Norbert to make landfall Saturday along the southern Baja California peninsula. But hurricane forecasts are unpredictable and can change considerably. At 5 a.m. ET Wednesday, Hurricane Norbert was about 470 miles (755 kilometers) south of the southern tip of the Baja peninsula, the hurricane center said.
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Its maximum sustained wind speeds had increased to near 115 mph (185 kph). The hurricane formed Monday night. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Marco weakened to a tropical depression Tuesday, hours after making landfall over central Mexico's Gulf Coast. Marco or its remnants could dump 5 inches of rain over eastern portions of central Mexico, the hurricane center said
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	Windows were ripped out of office buildings in downtown Houston. At the 75-story JPMorganChase tower, the tallest building in Texas, curtains could be seen flapping in the breeze and glass shards littered the streets below. Power was out in much of Houston, although the lights stayed on in the city's huge medical center, a sprawling complex with about a dozen hospitals that attract patients from around the world.