original: Tropical storms in Arizona are infrequent, since the predominant storm track carries most storms that form in the Eastern Pacific either parallel or away from the Pacific coast of northwestern Mexico.
simplifications: Tropical storms in Arizona are rare, since the predominant storm track carries most storms that form in the Eastern Pacific either parallel or away from the Pacific coast of northwestern Mexico. Tropical storms are rare in Arizona. Their main storm track takes most storm in the Eastern Pacific either alongside or away from the coast of northwestern Mexico. Tropical storms in Arizona don't happen often. Most storms are carried by a larger storms away from the Pacific coast of northwestern Mexico. Arizona doesn't see many tropical storms. This occurs because of the storm track's usual nature. Storms born in the Eastern Pacific run adjacent or are carried away. Tropical storms in Arizona are not common. The most common storm track carries storms that form in the Eastern Pacific either along or away from the Pacific coast of northwestern Mexico. Tropical storms are infrequent in Arizona, the storm track carries most storms that form in the Eastern Pacific, parallel or away from the Pacific coast of northwestern Mexico. Arizona does not usually get tropical storms. Most storms that form in the Pacific Ocean move along or away from the coast. Tropical storms in Arizona don't happen often, since the main storm track takes storms that form in the Eastern Pacific either side by side or away from the Pacific coast of northwestern Mexico. The strongest storm track carries most storms that form in the Eastern Pacific. It is either carried parallel or away from the Pacific coast of northwestern Mexico. This causes less tropical storms in Arizona. Tropical storms in Arizona are rare, as the main storm track carries most of the storms in the Eastern Pacific, either parallel or away from the Pacific coast of northwestern Mexico.