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Hurricane Trudy, located about 220 miles west northwest of Manzanillo, Mexico, was rapidly weakening as of 8 p.m. MST on October 18, 2026, according to the National Hurricane Center. The storm's maximum sustained winds had dropped to 80 mph with gusts to 85 knots, and satellite imagery showed declining convection and warming cloud tops, indicating the cyclone is losing strength. As of the 0300 UTC advisory on October 19, Trudy was centered near 19.7N 107.6W, about 130 miles west southwest of Cabo Corrientes, Mexico, moving northwest at 6 knots with a minimum central pressure of 984 mb. The National Hurricane Center issued updated forecast discussions, wind speed probabilities, and public advisories tracking the storm's continued weakening trend offshore, with no landfall reported in the materials.