Tropical Storm Trudy has formed in the Pacific Ocean
Summary
Tropical Storm Trudy has formed in the Pacific Ocean near Mexico. Heavy rains from Hurricane Simon and the remains of Tropical Storm Rachel caused floods and landslides, killing at least six people along Mexico’s Pacific coast.Key Facts
- Tropical Storm Trudy formed in the Pacific Ocean near Mexico.
- Hurricane Simon, a Category 1 storm, brought heavy rain to several Mexican states including Nayarit, Sinaloa, and Guerrero.
- Flooding and landslides from Simon and Rachel caused at least six deaths, including children, mainly in Baja California and Guerrero.
- Five people remain missing in Baja California after the flooding.
- Rescue operations involved about 300 military, police, and rescue workers searching for missing persons.
- Helicopters rescued 32 people, including children, from a camp in Ensenada.
- Simon was moving slowly near Mexico’s Pacific coast, causing ongoing threats of rain and flooding.
- Some areas affected by the storm are beginning to return to normal, with schools reopening and airports resuming operations.
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