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Ernesto crosses Yucatan and picks up strength

August 9, 2012 - 11:39am

Tropical Storm Ernesto spun back over open water late Wednesday and began gaining strength after crossing Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, where thousands of tourists and fishermen evacuated beach areas.

Hurricane Dean pounds Mexico for a second time

August 23, 2007 - 8:33am

NAUTLA, Mexico  (AFP) - Hurricane Dean on Wednesday hit Mexico for a second time in two days, blasting the eastern state of Veracruz before weakening into a tropical storm that still threatened to trigger dangerous...

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