Planned to clear a path through the southwestern United States, where Rosa's floods occurred

Hurricane Sergio continues to rage like a big Category 3 storm in the Pacific, but that's what Sergio should be doing as a tropical storm near the end of next week. Forecasters will watch her closely.

The latest storm forecast and forecast patterns follow Sergio to the east, as a tropical storm, reaching the shores of Baja California, Mexico and heading to the southwestern United States as a manufacturer of heavy rain. Sergio's trajectory would be similar to that of Hurricane Rosa, which caused flooding in the southwest desert earlier this week.

Hurricane Sergio, which is currently 125 km / h after reaching Category 4 two days ago, continues to move away from Mexico and the US west coast, but that should change in the coming days. According to weather forecasts, Sergio will return to the east, to the mainland.

The latest models of Hurricane Sergio spaghetti, including those of GFS, European models and the official track of the National Hurricane Center, show that the storm is likely to affect the southwestern United States. Sergio is expected to turn east and hit the coast of Baja California, Mexico, as a tropical storm by the end of next week, before moving to the United States. stormvistawxmodels.com

"A short wave trough crossing the Baja California peninsula will bypass Sergio during the day, leaving a weakness in the ridge that will allow the hurricane to start making a sharp turn north then north -is over the next 24 to 72 hours, "says the National Hurricane. Center said Saturday in its latest forecast update. "Another short – wave trough is expected to dig south off the California coast and allow Sergio to accelerate to the northeast on days 4 and 5".

The latest spaghetti forecast patterns from Hurricane Sergio show agreement that the storm will move inland through Baja California next week. Most models also bring Sergio to the United States, Arizona and New Mexico, and eventually to Oklahoma and Texas as a rainmaker.

Hurricane Sergio is expected to weaken as it approaches Mexico and the United States and become a tropical storm about five days before landing. But Sergio, in the form of a tropical storm or depression, could rain heavy rains in the San Diego region of southern California, as well as in Phoenix and Arizona, recently flooded by Rosa. Sergio's rain could, however, help the drought-stricken regions of the southwestern desert.

"The intensity of Sergio should not change much over the next few days, although a slight weakening is possible as the speed of the hurricane slows down and makes cooler water up from below, or because of possible internal structural changes, "said the National Hurricane Center. said Saturday. "A more definitive weakening is expected on days 4 and 5 due to an increase in the west and southwest shear and the fact that the hurricane is reaching colder waters."