Storm Update: Carlos Weakening, Still Threatens Pacific Coast with Flooding Downpours Kristina Pydynowski - AccuWeather.com
go to original June 17, 2015

Despite weakening, Carlos still threatens the southwestern tip of Mexico with flooding downpours and locally strong wind gusts into Thursday.

Carlos has undergone rapid weakening since late Tuesday due to interaction with drier air aloft and the mountainous terrain of Mexico, a trend that will continue into Thursday.

By Wednesday night, Carlos is expected to weaken to a tropical depression and should meet its total demise before this weekend.



A weaker Carlos will prevent the southwestern tip of Mexico from facing widespread flooding rain and destructive winds, but residents and visitors should not let their guard down.

Carlos will still fuel drenching showers and thunderstorms across the Mexican states of Colima, Jalisco and Nayarit into Thursday. This includes Puerto Vallarta.

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