Max now category 1 hurricane headed to Acapulco

The transcript discusses the impact of Hurricane Max, including street flooding and fallen trees. Meteorologists predict that the rain will not intensify significantly and will move towards the coast and mountains. The decision to suspend classes is under consideration, depending on how the situation develops, as it is challenging to close schools in only certain regions. The focus is on ensuring safety across the entire state.

What are some of the initial effects of Hurricane Max mentioned in the video?

• Severe flooding and building collapses

• Street flooding and minor tree falls

• Evacuation of entire cities

• Complete power outages

According to meteorologists, how is the rain expected to change?

• It will stop completely

• It will turn into snow

• It will remain about the same

• It will become a heavy downpour

Where is the rain expected to move according to the meteorological report?

• Towards the northern regions

• Towards the desert

• Towards the coastal and mountainous areas

• Towards the city center

What is the main challenge in deciding whether to suspend classes?

• Difficulty in making decisions for specific regions

• Pressure from parents

• Lack of communication with schools

• Insufficient weather data

Why is it important to consider statewide precaution in response to the hurricane?

• To avoid media criticism

• To address the hurricane's impact comprehensively

• To prevent panic among residents

• To ensure uniformity in educational policies