Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=P6wTAk22aOC Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Urgent NHC Alert as Genevieve Remains a Category 4 Storm [fb4ULNLMKjK] Health Updated on August 07, 2026 EDT — Published on August 07, 2026 EDT Hurricane Genevieve is moving west-northwest in the Eastern Pacific as a formidable Category 4 storm, having momentarily reached Category 5 status, as reported by the National Hurricane Center. This hurricane boasts maximum sustained winds of 155 mph and marks the first major hurricane of the 2026 season in the Northern Hemisphere. Although a direct landfall is not anticipated, hazardous swells and potentially lethal rip currents are impacting southern Baja California and the southwestern coastline of Mexico. Meteorologists predict that the storm will gradually weaken later this week as it traverses cooler oceanic waters. Disclosure: This video includes stock footage and material that has been produced or enhanced with AI-assisted tools. MupEzmsFWwB KFCqGZ4UHKU icZlstJwKRt w6IXJLYGe3B wz0sb25O6zH GOaecdxvLgN SUpMqQmGrqM voYVbuovncG
Hurricane Genevieve is moving west-northwest in the Eastern Pacific as a formidable Category 4 storm, having momentarily reached Category 5 status, as reported by the National Hurricane Center. This hurricane boasts maximum sustained winds of 155 mph and marks the first major hurricane of the 2026 season in the Northern Hemisphere. Although a direct landfall is not anticipated, hazardous swells and potentially lethal rip currents are impacting southern Baja California and the southwestern coastline of Mexico. Meteorologists predict that the storm will gradually weaken later this week as it traverses cooler oceanic waters. Disclosure: This video includes stock footage and material that has been produced or enhanced with AI-assisted tools. MupEzmsFWwB KFCqGZ4UHKU icZlstJwKRt w6IXJLYGe3B wz0sb25O6zH GOaecdxvLgN SUpMqQmGrqM voYVbuovncG