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Hurricane Vance was holding nearly stationary in the eastern Pacific late on October 24, 2026, located about 515 km southwest of Acapulco and 595 km south of Manzanillo, Mexico, with maximum sustained winds of 90 mph and gusts to 100 knots, according to the US National Hurricane Center. The storm's minimum central pressure was estimated at 977 millibars and it was drifting north-northwestward at only 4 knots. Forecasters said Vance looked disorganized on satellite imagery, with southwesterly wind shear displacing convection from the storm's center and cooler ocean waters inhibiting further intensification. The National Hurricane Center continued issuing wind speed probability and forecast advisories tracking the slow-moving system, which remains offshore but is being watched for its potential track toward the Mexican coastline.