Two Tropical storm Sunday was formed on both coasts of Mexico, and they are expected to get the region wet for several days.
Tropical Storm Barry, another name of this year Atlantic storm seasonAccording to the US National Hurricane Center in Miami, on the southeastern coast of the country, about 50 miles from Taxpan, Mexico in the east-south-east and about 130 miles south-east, about 130 miles south-east of Mexico.
As an update of NHC at 2 o’clock, it had maximum continuous winds of 45 mph and was moving towards north -west at a speed of 12 miles per hour.
Through NOAA AP 
Barry is expected to be slightly stronger before reaching the coast of South -East Mexico, it runs inland before weakening rapidly. The forecasts, who issued a tropical storm warning, said that the storm could receive three to six inches of rain with a total of 10 inches of 10 inches in Verakruz, San Luis Potosi and Tamulipas through Monday.
Meanwhile, the tropical storm Flossy was formed on Sunday, away from the south -west coast of Mexico. It was located about 225 miles south of Akapulo and was moving west at a speed of 9 mph with a maximum continuous winds of 40 mph.
The forecasts said that Flosi is expected to strengthen in a storm on Monday or Tuesday, but will remain in the open water in the west of Mexico.
NOAA 
The storm may receive three to six inches of rain in Oksaca, Gurro, Michoacan, Kolima and Jalisco early next week.
The Pacific storm season began on May 15, while the Atlantic storm season is from June 1 to November 30, peak activity usually occurs between mid-August and mid-October.
Noaa officials predicted 60% of the “up-general” Atlantic storm season with 13 to 19 designated storms. Six of them are expected to be strong in storms, and three to five may become major storms, the forecasts said.
