Dolores made landfall in Mexico as a strong tropical storm Saturday morning, with max windspeeds of 70 mph. Life-threatening flash flooding and mudslides are happening in southwest Mexico.
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Dolores remains a strong tropical storm but will steadily weaken as it moves inland. It's expected to dissipate over the high mountains of western Mexico by Sunday morning.
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Dolores has brought heavy rain to the Mexican states of Michoacan and Colima and will bring more heavy rain to Southwest and West-Central Mexico even after it dissipates. This could lead to life threatening flash flooding and mudslides as an additional 175+ mm/7" inches of rain is possible in isolated areas.
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There is no tropical development expected in the Eastern Pacific for the next 5 days. However the next name on the list is Enrique.