**Tropical Storm Alvin Expected to Develop Near Mexico’s Coast This Week: Local Residents Brace for the Worst… and the Best Tacos**
In a shocking turn of meteorological events, Tropical Storm Alvin is expected to develop near Mexico’s coast this week, sending local residents into a frenzy of preparation that includes stocking up on both bottled water and guacamole. “I’ve never seen a storm that could ruin my beach day and my taco Tuesday all at once,” lamented local taco enthusiast Juan “Taco” Bell, who is currently hoarding avocados like they’re made of gold.
Meteorologists are warning that Alvin could bring winds strong enough to knock over beach umbrellas and possibly even the occasional sunbather. “We’re advising everyone to stay indoors, unless you’re going to the taco truck,” said Dr. Sandy Shores, a self-proclaimed weather expert and part-time beach volleyball referee. “In that case, you should definitely risk it. You can’t let a little wind ruin your taco plans!”
Meanwhile, local businesses are cashing in on the storm hype. “We’re offering a ‘Hurricane Happy Hour’ special,” said Maria “Margarita” Salazar, owner of the popular beach bar, The Wet Sand. “Buy one margarita, get a second one free—just in case you need to drown your sorrows when the storm takes your beach chair!”
As the storm approaches, residents are preparing for the worst. “I’ve stocked up on snacks, water, and enough Netflix to last a lifetime,” said local resident Bob “The Storm Chaser” Johnson. “If I’m going to be stuck inside, I might as well binge-watch every season of ‘The Great British Bake Off’ while pretending I’m not terrified of flying debris.”
In the meantime, Tropical Storm Alvin is expected to make landfall with all the grace of a drunken tourist trying to dance the salsa. “We’re just hoping it doesn’t turn into a hurricane,” said Dr. Shores. “Because if it does, we might have to cancel taco Tuesday, and that’s a storm we simply cannot weather.”
Stay tuned for updates, and remember: when life gives you storms, make sure to have plenty of tacos on hand!