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Hurricane Patica Hurricanes
My article is about a very bad hurricane that is coming to Mexico's central Pacific coast. The hurricane is named hurricane Patica. Hurricane Patricia will have tremendous negative effects on Mexico. The article states that in one of Mexico's country Manzanillo, the skies have so far not been dark and not really cloudy and that they have not placed an order of evacuation yet. Residents have been preparing for the hurricane and one city in Mexico, Colima, would have a closing of their schools on Friday, November 23rd, 2015, to insure the safety of children in Mexico. Forecasters have predicted that the Hurricanes very high winds which are projected to be 155 kph and can be higher will flow into Manzanillo and Puerto Vallarta.

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