Major Hurricane Lidia makes landfall in Mexico

It makes landfall as a Category 4 hurricane off the coast of Mexico. Pacific Coast is something our most accurate weather team has been telling us about for days now. We want to send it over to meteorologist Lee Southwith with what effects we could feel here on the First Coast League. Absolutely, so this did make landfall as a major Category 4 hurricane just a little bit of ago. Now down to a Category 2 because it's moving inland. Unfortunately it is bringing destructive wind and devastating flooding. And by the way, Mexico also had a tropical storm. Max make landfall yesterday. That's Max there. It may landfall weakened and then dissipated. There's Lydia, the hurricane that's still moving inland over Mexico now too, and the energy from these two named storms are going to combine with the energy here in the Gulf. This area of low pressure. Now this area of low pressure is not going to get a name. The National Hurricane Center says a 0% chance of it getting a name because it doesn't have an organized center of circulation. It does not have winds that are tropical storm force, but what it will do is move north and it will bring gale force winds to the northern Gulf. But it's going to combine with that warm front. It's going to bring heavy rain not only to the northern Gulf Coast, but also over to us. That heavy rain will arrive Wednesday night into Thursday morning. So.