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MERIDA, Mexico (AP) — Tropical
Storm Isidore moved over open waters
Tuesday and headed toward the U.S.
Gulf coast after battering Mexico’s
Yucatan peninsula with heavy rains and
high winds, killing two people and
leaving another 300,000 homeless.
The National Hurricane Center in
Miami, warned that the storm would
likely strengthen into a hurricane again
as it moved over the Gulf of Mexico.
Projections had it heading north, where
hurricane watches were posted along
the coast from Cameron, La., to
Pascagoula, Miss.
AT 11 a.m. EDT, Isidore was 80
miles northwest of Merida on Tuesday
with winds of 60 mph. The center said a
tropical storm warning remained in
effect for Mexico’s Gulf Coast from
Cabo Catoche to Veracruz, with the
storm moving north-northwest at 8 mph.
Tropical Storm Lili killed at least
three people and ripped the roots oft
homes in St. Vincent, Barbados and
St. Lucia. It was expected to become a
hurricane later Tuesday or early
Wednesday.
At 8 a.m. EDT. Lili was centered
about 510 miles southeast of Santo
Domingo, the Dominican capital. With
maximum sustained winds of 60 mph,
it was moving west quickly at near 20
mp h. rropic.il st.'mi force vmihK
extended up to 125 miles.
• Possibly by late today, but more
likely tomorrow, it will become a hurri
cane” with wind speeds ol at least 74
mph, said Stacy Stewart, a hurricane
specialist at the Hurricane Center.
Hurricane Isidore pounded the
Yucatan’s ecological reserves and
ruins, including the Mayan city of
Chichen Itza, late Sunday before being
dow ngraded to a tropical«
unclear what damag
tourist spots suffered, asde
and telephone lines cut off
lion to much of the region
A security guard was*
because of flooding at the is
port and another person^
storm-related car crash or"
outside the city. Isidore;
heavy rains in Guatemala.
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