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The Pacific coast of Mexico faced the brunt of the strongest May hurricane on record since 1949, as Hurricane Agatha unleashed its 105mph winds, Your Content has learned.
However, as it traversed across southern Mexico, Agatha gradually weakened into a tropical storm.
Now, there are concerns that the remnants of Agatha may reorganize in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean, potentially marking the first tropical storm of the Atlantic hurricane season.
If this occurs, it will be named Alex, the first name on the Atlantic hurricane list.
Forecasters warn that Florida could be directly affected by this system, with Central and South Florida likely to feel its impact by the upcoming weekend, according to CBS News.
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