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Simon remains a 105-mph hurricane offshore; Las Islas Marias under a watch

NHC advisory 28A reports 105-mph winds, centre 19.8N 108.1W, movement WSW at 3 mph and 969 mb. A hurricane watch applies to Las Islas Marias. Forecast hazards remain forecasts; offshore position does not mean the coast is safe. The map point is regional, not the moving centre. Source check: Reviewed October 14; use the stated evidence cutoff, not publication time, as the data clock. Checked at 2026-10-14T14:30:43Z.

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Location
West-central Mexico · regional planning point
Regional representative point
First seen
October 7, 2026
Last verified
October 14, 2026
Event date
NHC 28A, 5 a.m. MST / 12:00 UTC October 14
TiPH detected
October 14, 2026
TiPH published
October 14, 2026
Desk publication, not the event date

Markers use representative points at the country or regional level, not exact incident locations. Placement indicates the affected area, not a precise site.

What changed since the prior scan

Newly published in the October 14 catch-up release; underlying event and evidence dates are stated separately.

History

  1. First seen (source)

    First reported by the primary source. External event date, not a TiPH publication date.

  2. Added to the desk

    Added in the approved October 14 catch-up release.

Primary sources

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  • Public health analyst

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Corrections & updates

This record is reverified against its primary sources on a twice-daily scan. When the evidence changes, the record changes and the change is logged in the review record — including signals we remove. This is situational awareness, not clinical or travel advice.

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