Tropical Storm Miriam Strengthens to Category 2 Hurricane: Track the Storm Now [LIVE STREAM]

National Hurricane Center forecasters report that Tropical Storm Miriam has rapidly gained strength and is now considered a Category 2 hurricane. Miriam lies well off of Mexico's Baja California peninsula in the Pacific Ocean, and currently poses no threat to land. Continue reading below to find out where you can track Miriam live and keep up-to-date on storm developments.

Miriam is currently producing winds of up to 105 mph and has the potential to become a major hurricane by sometime later today (Monday, Sept. 24). The hurricane formed on Sunday in the eastern Pacific and at approximately 5 a.m. EDT on Monday was centered about 415 miles south-southwest of the southern tip of Baja California. The National Hurricane Center has not issued any coastal watches or warnings - Miriam is currently moving northwest at about 13 mph.

The official Weather channel website, weather.com, has up-to-date tracking information on Hurricane Miriam and other storms.

Hurricanzone.net offers in-depth storm analysis and forecast.

For a good weather/storm live stream check out accuweather.com.