Pacific Ocean Tropical Storm Kiko Forms Near Baja California Sur Coastline

In the Eastern Pacific Ocean, Tropical Storm Kiko has been strengthening and moving westward, according to satellite imagery and advanced forecasting models. As of August 31, 2025, the storm is located approximately 1,680 kilometers west-southwest of the southern tip of Baja California Sur, with maximum sustained winds of 65 km/h (40 mph).

Forecasts suggest that Kiko could intensify into a hurricane by Tuesday, but it is not yet clear if it is related to Tropical Storm Howard, which is threatening the Mexican Pacific Coast. No specific details about Tropical Storm Howard are provided at this time.

Experts caution that tropical systems can change course or strengthen unexpectedly, and no coastal watches or warnings have been issued for either storm at this time. Storms in the Pacific region often follow a westward trajectory, but the current trajectory of both Tropical Storm Kiko and Tropical Storm Carlotta is not specified.

Meanwhile, the La Paz operative of Holy Week has begun, with a first filter reported in El Molinito. The location of El Molinito is not specified in this article. The Cabo Post is sharing an article titled "La Paz operative of Holy Week begins, with a first filter in El Molinito".

As the Pacific hurricane season typically spans from May to November, residents and tourists along the Mexican Pacific Coast are encouraged to stay informed and heed any warnings or advisories issued by local authorities. The search results do not specify which meteorologists are particularly focused on the further development of Tropical Storm Kiko in August 2025.