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Hurricane John tracker: Map and projected storm path
Hurricane John has formed in the Pacific Ocean off the coast Mexico and is expected to bring hurricane-strength winds, rain and storm surge to southern Mexico. The National Hurricane Center predicts that John may strengthen into a major category 4 hurricane before making landfall.
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