Western hemisphere, and it is plowing into the west coast of mexico. Hurricane patricia has winds clocked as high as 200 Miles Per Hour. Good evening to you i m shelley , walcott. All that destructive power on a path to a popular tourist destination. Abc s Michelle Franzen begins our coverage. Michelle franzen so gigantic, it blots out the sky. With winds so ferocious, they are frightening everyone out of its path. Hurricane patricia, with winds gusts as strong as to her Miles Per Hour 200 Miles Per Hour, driving up to 20 inches of rain, howled into mexico friday as a category five storm. This angry surf a taste of , what s to come in the vacation area of puerto vallarta, where they are boarding up filling , sandbags, streets deserted, as thousands of tourists tried to outrun patricia. We were of actuate it from our hotel this morning for the hurricane. They said, it is not safe, we will go to the Technical Center michelle vacationer stacy zapar is stranded with her family. Way out. We
At the pumpkin festival. No one covers New Hampshire like we do. Now, wmur news 9 this morning. Amy good morning, New Hampshire, 6 00 on saturday, october 24th, im amy coveno. Well get to our top stories in a minutes. Chris, Chris Jarzynka is here with a look at the forecast. How is the forecast. Chris hi, amy, how are you . Great. Chris at least im not talking about the warmest day, its not balmy weather, its october, we expect weather like this. We have an area of High Pressure moving in and my knee jerk reaction would be to say its going to be bright and dry. Chilly in the 20s and low 30s. We have some clouds coming in right off the coast and these clouds are going to make things rather cloudy for southeastern areas of New Hampshire today. At the same time we have a batch of clouds moving in from the west. Theyre high and thin and thicken up, so its a squeeze play. Nice and dry, highs in the 40s and 50s and we have what patricia has in store for New Hampshire in minutes. Amy speakin
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