Hurricane Simon moved off the Pacific coast of Mexico on Monday as a Category 2 storm, bringing intense rainfall, flooding, and landslides to several communities. The severe weather conditions have resulted in at least one confirmed fatality, with authorities reporting significant impacts across the region.
While the storm has weakened to Category 2 status, it continues to pose a threat to the states of Jalisco, Nayarit, and Sinaloa. Residents in these areas remain under alert for persistent heavy rains, strong winds, and elevated sea swells.
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