Steven Yablonski

1 week ago | foxweather.com | Angeli Gabriel |Steven Yablonski

SAN MARCOS, Mexico – A 1-year-old baby boy is the first confirmed death from Hurricane Erick, after the Category 3 hurricane made landfall on the southwestern coast of Mexico Thursday morning. The child drowned in a swollen river near the city of San Marcos, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said during a news conference on Friday.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Steven Yablonski

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1 week ago | foxweather.com | Steven Yablonski

Hurricane Erick continues to rapidly intensify and reached Category 4 strength as the extremely dangerous storm continues to approach the southern coast of Mexico in an area popular with travelers.

1 week ago | aol.com | Steven Yablonski

PUNTA MALDONADO, Mexico – Extremely dangerous Hurricane Erick made landfall along Mexico’s southwestern coast as a Category 3 storm Thursday morning, unleashing destructive wind, torrential rain, life-threatening flooding and potentially deadly storm surge, mudslides and landslides. Hurricane Erick made landfall around 7:30 a.m. ET near Punta Maldonado, Mexico, with maximum sustained winds of 125 mph, making it a strong Category 3 hurricane.

1 week ago | fox32chicago.com | Steven Yablonski

CHICAGO - Severe weather is expected to develop across the central U.S. from the Midwest to the Great Lakes region on Wednesday, putting millions of people in cities like St. Louis, Indianapolis, Chicago and Detroit on alert for powerful storms that could be capable of producing damaging wind gusts, large hail and even some tornadoes. The action kicked off late Wednesday morning when a Tornado Watch was issued for more than 5 million people in parts of Illinois and Missouri until 4 p.m. CT.