Hurricane Odile moving off Mexico's Pacific coast

Hurricane Odile slowly intensified today as it spun northwest along Mexico's Pacific coast.
The US National Hurricane Centre said Odile's maximum sustained winds had increased to 85 (140 kph) by this afternoon.
Its centre was about 810 kilometers south-southeast of the southern tip of Baja California and moving to the northwest at 7 kph.
Centre forecasters said Odile's movement to the northwest is expected to continue over the next few days. On its current track, the core of Odile will remain well offshore this evening and pass near or southwest the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula tomorrow night.

Tropical Storm Edouard, meanwhile, remained far out in the eastern Atlantic, and posed no threat to land. The hurricane center said Edouard, the fifth named tropical storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, had sustained winds of 85 kph.
It was centered 1,735 kilometers east of the northern Leeward Islands and moving northwest at 20 kph.