灾害 · 飓风西蒙飓风西蒙降至3级，但墨西哥沿海尚未解除警报文字 2026年10月12日 UTC 03:09观看文字实录0:09Hurricane Simon still carries 205 kilometer an hour winds just offshore.0:13Jalisco officials say 5,000 to 6,000 people have left high-risk coastal areas.0:18Guerrero's preliminary toll includes one death and two injuries, with more dangerous0:22rains still forecast.0:24The unresolved danger is whether Simon's Center will cross the coast and when0:27evacuated residents can safely return.0:29Simon's Center is 80 kilometers south of Cabo Corrientes and 175 kilometers0:35west-northwest of Manzanilo.0:37It's moving northwest at just 7 kilometers an hour, keeping the hurricane close to0:41Mexico's west-central Pacific coast.0:43Hurricane force winds reach outward up to 35 kilometers and tropical storm force0:47winds up to 95 kilometers.0:49Conditions vary within that reach.0:51The eastern part of the inner core is skirting the coast, where hurricane conditions0:54are likely already occurring.0:56Simon formed south of Mexico around October 7th and rapidly intensified.1:01An October 10th forecast anticipated landfall that day or early the next morning.1:05By Sunday evening, the center was still offshore.1:08and an immediate direct landfall looked less likely.1:11Simon peaked at 250 kilometers an hour overnight, with a central pressure of 9281:17millibars.1:18Winds then fell to 230, then 220, then 215 kilometers an hour.1:23The latest reading is 205, bringing Simon down from category 4 to category 3.1:28The latest measurement replaces the earlier descriptions of winds at 240 kilometers1:32an hour or higher.1:33The hurricane warning remains active.1:35A lower wind category leaves the flooding, mudslide, and coastal hazards in place.1:39The hurricane warning stretches from Punta San Telmo to El Roblito and includes Las1:44Islas Marias.1:45A hurricane watch now extends north of El Roblito to Bahia Tempehuaya.1:50Adjacent areas also have tropical storm watches or warnings.1:53People within the hurricane warning area face expected hurricane conditions1:56somewhere in that zone.1:58Authorities are urging them to finish protecting life and property immediately.2:02The storm can bring dangerous conditions ashore even while its center stays over2:06water.2:07An earlier forecast called for 25 to 50 centimeters of rain by the expected2:11landfall.2:12A later forecast cited up to 30 inches.2:14Those figures cover different accumulation scopes.2:17The current forecast separates rain still to fall from the whole storm maximum.2:20Simon could bring another two to four inches of rain through early Thursday with2:24isolated additional amounts of eight inches.2:27Some locations could reach whole storm totals of 30 inches or 76.2 centimeters.2:33That extreme figure is a localized forecast.2:36The additional rain forecast covers parts of Kalima, Jalisco, Nayarid, and Sinaloa.2:41The isolated 30-inch storm total maximum applies to parts of Michoacán, Kalima, and2:46Jalisco.2:47Mexican forecasts also describe locally extreme rainfall exceeding 250 millimeters2:52in the heaviest areas.2:53Steep terrain faces a particular danger as more rain falls onto saturated ground.2:59Flood water can rise and slopes can fail.3:01Communities already dealing with flooding could see it worsen before the storm moves3:05away.3:06Dangerous storm surge is expected near and east of where the center approaches land,3:09accompanied by large, destructive waves.3:12Swells could produce life-threatening surf and rip currents for several days.3:15Earlier forecasts describe seas reaching 8 to 10 meters in some places.3:19Jalisco's civil protection director says 5,000 to 6,000 people left coastal risk3:24areas by October 10th.3:26That includes organized evacuations and people leaving on their own.3:30Most stayed with relatives, while a few hundred went to formal shelters.3:34The Mexican Navy carried 76 people from Yalapa and Quimixto to Puerto Vallarta3:38aboard the ferry Islas Marias 1.3:41The October 10th operation included adults, children, and foreign nationals.3:44Pets traveled with them too.3:46The passengers arrived at the naval base around 3 in the afternoon.3:49The completed operations count was 76 people, replacing earlier planning estimates3:54of about 80 or 100.3:56That evacuation was part of the broader Jalisco effort.3:59A man died when a stone wall collapsed in Chilpensingo amid saturated ground.4:04His death was already being reported before Simon reached its peak.4:07Acapulco recorded two injuries, involving a student's fall and a dwelling collapse4:12in La Penzona, Guerrero's Civil Protection Assessment describes a wall falling onto4:16a home in Amalitos I.4:18Officials declared the dwelling uninhabitable and at high risk from slope movement.4:22Neighboring homes were also at risk.4:25The casualty figures remain preliminary.4:27Guerrero's october eleven assessment lists one hundred and twelve affected homes and4:31one hundred fifty flooded businesses.4:33It also counts sixty stranded or inundated vehicles with damage across twenty4:38municipalities.4:39Fallen trees and electricity poles, rock slides, and road problems add to the4:43disruption.4:43An earlier assessment listed 20 flooded homes.4:46The later 112 home count includes broader kinds of damage, so the change doesn't4:51measure 92 newly flooded homes.4:53Acapulco's twenty flooded homes and La Union's eighty are local components of the4:56statewide assessment.4:57An earlier estimate put Guerrero's affected electricity customers at about 65,000.5:03A separate service update gave 99.78% restoration for selected municipalities in5:08Michoacán, Colima, and Jalisco.5:11Those figures cover different places and stages of recovery.5:14Authorities told people to suspend non-essential movement and activities in 245:19municipalities across four states starting Saturday afternoon.5:22Separate very high danger alerts covered 22 Jalisco municipalities and six in5:27Colima.5:28Those alert counts describe a different geographic list.5:31The mobility measures were to continue until authorities judged conditions safe for5:35resumption.5:36Nayaritz shelter-in-place instructions named Bahia de Banderas, Tepic, and5:40Compostela along with coastal areas.5:43The precautions disrupted travel, work, and schooling.5:46Nayaritz suspended non-essential activities in six municipalities and closed all5:50beaches.5:51An alcohol sales ban began across all 20 municipalities early Sunday.5:55The state prepared 171 temporary shelters, giving residents places to seek refuge if6:01needed.6:02Class suspensions affected high-risk areas, including coastal Jalisco maritime port6:07closures, including Manzanilo and Puerto Vallarta.6:09And a temporary Puerto Vallarta airport closure was also reported.6:13These restrictions affected separate parts of the region's transport system.6:17A direct center crossing hasn't been confirmed.6:20The offshore track has reduced the immediate landfall likelihood, but the coastal6:24warning remains active.6:25Authorities haven't given evacuated residents an all-clear, and Simon's forecast6:29path still bends back toward Mexico.6:31Simon's forecast takes it somewhat farther offshore Monday into Tuesday.6:35The next full advisory is scheduled for 9 Sunday evening.6:38The track then turns back toward Mexico's coast on Wednesday, October 14th, with the6:43eventual crossing point and timing still uncertain.阅读文章事件时间线HeyDex短视频 ↗谁报道了什么多家媒体报道的要点Simon’s hurricane strength and wind speed3 家媒体✓Forecast rainfall amounts in southwestern Mexico已独立证实 · 3 家媒体Simon’s expected landfall timing and location2 家媒体Forecast flood and mudslide risks2 家媒体Areas covered by hurricane warnings2 家媒体Protective actions urged or ordered for residents2 家媒体Simon’s rapid intensification2 家媒体仅一家媒体报道的要点17仅CBC News报道NHC call to complete hurricane preparations10月10日 0:00 UTCTropical-storm-strength winds already being experienced10月10日 0:00 UTC仅NHC报道Simon’s distance and movement near Manzanillo10月10日 6:00 UTCMexico’s emergency plans activated10月10日 6:00 UTCColima restrictions on beaches, rivers, and port10月10日 6:00 UTCGovernment crews readied for the storm10月10日 6:00 UTCSimon’s wind speed and pressure at 6 PM Friday10月10日 6:00 UTCWhether NHC named a landfall city10月10日 6:00 UTCScheduled reconnaissance flight10月10日 6:00 UTCScheduled time for the next NHC advisory10月10日 6:00 UTC仅Global News报道Deaths linked to Hurricane Isaias10月12日 2:00 UTCSimon’s position off Mexico’s coast10月12日 2:00 UTCPower outages in Florida and Alabama10月12日 2:00 UTCFlash flooding in Las Vegas10月12日 2:00 UTCRachel’s wave damage in Long Beach10月12日 2:00 UTCMexico’s highest alert level in municipalities10月12日 2:00 UTCSchool classes suspended in high-risk areas10月11日 23:20 UTC每一行都是我们从该媒体报道中记录的说法。比较截至 2026年10月12日 UTC 06:18。相关报道背景·10月18日 22:33 UTC墨西哥取消特鲁迪沿海警报，但危险海浪仍将持续
