On Sunday, Tropical Storm Vance churned off Mexico's southwest Pacific coast after previously being a Category 2 hurricane on Friday. Although the system was gradually weakening, it continued to pose a threat of heavy rains and flash flooding to several western states in Mexico.
The Associated Press (AP) distributed coverage of the storm, focusing on its transition from a hurricane to a tropical storm and the ongoing meteorological hazards it presented to the region.
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