NewsWPLG Local 10 – EspañolAugust 25, 2026Miami-Dade
Tropical Storm Julio forms in the Pacific but poses no threat to land
Tropical Storm Julio formed in the Pacific Ocean on Tuesday and is expected to be absorbed by Tropical Storm Iselle later the same day. The National Hurricane Center reports that neither storm currently poses a threat to land, and no preventative warnings are in effect.
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Residents in coastal areas and travelers in the Pacific region are informed that these specific weather systems will not impact land, despite their proximity to the Baja California peninsula.
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otherMoke“A former tropical cyclone that passed near Hawaii.”organizationNational Hurricane Center“The U.S. agency responsible for monitoring and reporting on tropical weather sys”locationBaja California“A peninsula in Mexico used as a reference point for storm locations.”otherJulio“A tropical storm that formed in the Pacific Ocean.”otherLala“A tropical storm moving through the central Pacific.”otherIselle“A tropical storm expected to absorb Julio.”locationHawaii“A U.S. state recently affected by storm bands from Lala.”