Cabo San Lucas: Enrique tropical storm rotates east of the End of the California Steel Peninsula Mexico, losing a direct hit at the beach resort there in the middle of the prediction will weaken into a tropical depression on Wednesday.
The maximum sustainable wind Enrique fell by 40 mph (65 kilometers) Tuesday, only a tropical storm, said the US National Storm Center.
The storm core is around 80 miles (130 kilometers) northeast Cabo San Lucas at the southern tip of steel and moves northwest at 12 mph (19 kph).
Mexican officials in California Steel Sur State have closed the port of Cabo San Lucas and San Jose Del Cabo to smaller ships and Los Barriles and La Paz, while city officials in Los Cabos are preparing to open a shelter if flooding.
Peryastal fortune tellers say the storm can fall 1 to 2 inches of rain in the state, with a local number of 4 inches.
Enrique became the first storm of the Pacific season on Saturday, but lived in the sea while brushing past Cabo Corrientes Bulge on the southwest coast of Mexico Sunday night and then headed for California steel.
Tropical Storm Enrique Mises Directly Hit at Steel Resort
