"Double Trouble: Atlantic and Pacific Hurricanes Strike Mexico and Caribbean"

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Tropical storms and hurricanes continue to be active in both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Hurricane Tammy is moving northeast and may potentially affect Bermuda later in the week. Another disturbance is consolidating in the Bay of Campeche. In the Pacific, the remnants of Hurricane Norma are causing gusty winds and heavy downpours along the west coast of Sinaloa, while Tropical Storm Otis is expected to bring heavy rains to Mexico's west coast. This would make it the fourth named tropical system to make landfall in Mexico this month.
- The Atlantic and Pacific are still cranking out hurricanes The Washington Post
- Hurricane Norma's Mexico Strike, In Pictures | Weather.com The Weather Channel
- Norma downgraded to tropical storm in Mexico as Hurricane Tammy leaves minor damage in Caribbean PBS NewsHour
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