Vance No Longer a Hurricane but as a Tropical Storm Still Threatens Mexico's Pacific Coast
Moisture from the weakening storm is expected to trigger heavy rain and flash flooding, with Texas facing the greatest flooding threat, forecasters said.
- Tropical Storm Vance churns off the southwestern coast of Mexico, moving northwest and expected to turn northward in coming days. The weakening system threatens heavy rain and flash flooding across several western Mexican states.
- Formerly a Category 2 hurricane, Vance continues weakening while dumping heavy rain on the Mexican states of Colima, Nayarit, Sinaloa, Michoacan, Jalisco, and Durango. The system is losing strength but remains dangerous.
- The National Hurricane Center reported the cyclone is located about 315 miles off the southwestern coast of Mexico with maximum sustained winds of 70 mph. Isolated rainfall totals of 7 inches are possible in some spots.
- More than 20 states will experience impacts from Vance over the Halloween weekend, with Texas expected to face the greatest flooding threat. A Level 2 out of 4 flash flood threat has been issued for affected areas.
- Tropical moisture will interact with a frontal system beginning Thursday, spreading heavy rain across the Plains, Mississippi and Ohio Valleys, Great Lakes, and Southeast. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Olana remains in the Pacific, posing no threat to land.
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Independent EspañolMIAMI (AP) — Tropical storm Vance, which was gradually weakening, was agitating on Sunday off the southwestern Pacific coast of Mexico, but still threatened with heavy rains and sudden floods in several states in the west of the country.
Vance no longer a hurricane but still threatens Mexico’s Pacific coast as a tropical storm
A gradually weakening Tropical Storm Vance churned Sunday off Mexico’s southwest Pacific coast but still threatened heavy rains and flash flooding in several western states of the country.
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The Seattle TimesVance no longer a hurricane but as a tropical storm still threatens Mexico’s Pacific coast
MIAMI (AP) — A gradually weakening Tropical Storm Vance churned Sunday off Mexico's southwest Pacific coast but still threatened heavy rains and flash flooding in several western states of the
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Vance no longer a hurricane but as a tropical storm still threatens Mexico's Pacific coast
Tropical Storm Vance is churning off Mexico’s southwest Pacific coast after a day of gradual weakening but is threatening several western states in that country with heavy rain and possible flash flooding.
Millions face soggy Halloween weekend as Tropical Storm Vance's moisture fuels widespread rain
More than 20 states across the U.S. are expected to see heavy rain or flash flooding as moisture from Tropical Storm Vance shifts north, bringing a wet Halloween weekend for millions of Americans.
Hurricane "Vance" continues through Mexico and there will be states where the rains will feel strong; what is its exact trajectory and location?
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