MEXICO CITY — The tropical storm Kristy has intensified and is now classified as a hurricane in the eastern Pacific region. Weather experts indicate that the storm is likely to remain offshore, posing minimal threats to coastal areas.

As Kristy gains strength, meteorologists are closely monitoring its path and behavior. The current predictions suggest that the hurricane will continue to move away from land, reducing the risk of severe weather impacts for nearby regions.

Residents and travelers along the Pacific coast are advised to remain informed about any updates regarding the storm. Although Kristy is not expected to make landfall, weather conditions can change, and it is always wise to stay vigilant during hurricane season.

With the hurricane’s development, authorities are prepared to take necessary precautions, ensuring that preparations are in place should the situation change suddenly. Emergency services are on alert, ready to respond if Kristy alters its trajectory.