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Hurricane Trudy menaces Mexico’s Pacific coast and Greece hit by deadly floods

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Briefings

Hurricane Trudy weakened to a tropical storm after warnings of strong winds and heavy rain, while one person died in Greece. The system was the 22nd named Pacific hurricane, staying 100 miles south of Mexico's coast. Coastal states in Jalisco, Michoacán, and Colima received hurricane warnings with winds up to 60-90mph and 100-150mm rainfall, risking flooding and landslides. By Monday morning, warnings were lifted as Trudy weakened.

Key points

• Hurricane Trudy weakened to a tropical storm after warnings of strong winds and heavy rain, while one person died in Greece.
• The system was the 22nd named Pacific hurricane, staying 100 miles south of Mexico's coast.

Context

This article reports on ongoing Pacific hurricane activity contrasting with the quiet Atlantic season. Trudy is the latest named system, and its weakening path impacts Mexico's Pacific coast while Greece faces deadly floods.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the period from Sunday to Monday morning. Specific dates for the death in Greece are not provided, and the exact timeline of wind and rain intensity changes is limited to the reported timeframe.

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