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Hurricane Trudy's approach to Mexico

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Where it stands

As of October 18, Mexico had ended all coastal watches and warnings, but Trudy remained a Category 2 hurricane offshore with 100-mph winds, and dangerous surf persisted along the Pacific coast. The report did not establish that Manzanillo’s port or beaches had reopened, or that Trudy had dissipated or ceased threatening the coast.

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The story so far

  1. Update 1

    Mexico Ends Trudy’s Coastal Warnings, but Dangerous Surf Persists

    Trudy remains a 100-mph hurricane offshore. Swells and additional rain still threaten Mexico’s Pacific coast, while port and beach reopening times remain unverified.

History

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Who's involved

Organizations

  • National Hurricane Centerdivision of the United States' National Weather Service1 report

Places

  • Cabo CorrientesCabo Corrientes, Jalisco, Mexico1 report
  • Ciudad de ArmeriaCiudad de Armeria, Colima, Mexico1 report
  • ColimaColima, Mexico1 report
  • ManzanilloManzanillo, Colima, Mexico1 report
  • TecománTecomán, Colima, Mexico1 report
  • Villa de ÁlvarezVilla de Álvarez, Colima, Mexico1 report

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