Hurricane Barbara Threatens Mexico with Dangerous Waves and Rip Currents

Hurricane Barbara forms in the Eastern Pacific, bringing heavy rain and dangerous surf to Mexico's western coast. AccuWeather meteorologist Ariella Scalese reports that while the hurricane is not expected to make landfall, powerful waves and rip currents pose a significant threat to coastal areas. 'Dangerous waves and rip currents are expected along parts of the Mexican coast through the early week,' Scalese warns. The storm, which formed on Sunday, is also notable for its historical significance; the name Barbara is one of the original hurricane names, dating back to the 1950s. Authorities are urging residents to take precautions and heed warnings from local officials.