Here is his Track...make sure to look close at the storms current position.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh-39a0-m6YdmurQv5_p8ngzFD19t_6_mvSRvu1L0NLHWf3XypNESUPmwbR4uvPF-6Ob3KrZeMygIRafuKalxha-adjRw3QUhyphenhyphenTIA_i8F4bmC_SmEAv_oZwcbp1W-HGRorb4do-PVLm/s400/Untitled-1.jpg)
Here is a close up shot from the GOES Satellites.
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It is worth mentioning that Southern Baja is going to get completely douched with rain over the next several days…and even though Julio isn’t a hurricane a tropical storm strength system is no joke.
I expect lots of rain, lightening, and the potential for serious flooding (including flash floods) for the region over the next few days. Even SoCal will have a change in the weather, probably not rain, but expect the humidity to skyrocket as we move into next week.
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