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(CNN Spanish) --
Hurricane Bonnie is weakening.
It was downgraded from category 3 to category 2 and is expected to continue to decrease in intensity as it moves off the Mexican coast.
According to information from the National Water Commission of Mexico (Conagua), Bonnie is gradually weakening and "is located off the coast of Jalisco and the south of Baja California Sur, causing waves of 1 to 2 meters in height on the coast of Jalisco and Colima, decreasing in the course of the day".
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The maximum speed of the current hurricane winds is 155 km/h sustained, with gusts of 196 km/h.
The authorities in Mexico ask "extreme precautions to the population in general in the coastal area of the states mentioned due to the effect of waves, and to maritime navigation in the vicinity of the system, due to the effects of rain, wind and waves."
As a storm, Bonnie made landfall on Friday in a Caribbean area on the Costa Rica-Nicaragua border, leaving minor damage, before crossing into the Pacific on Saturday and entering Mexican waters.
Then it was strengthened this Tuesday to category 3.
Bonnie will continue to move away from the coast and would be downgraded to category 1 this Wednesday.
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One dead in El Salvador after heavy rains caused by Bonnie
At least one person died in El Salvador due to heavy rains caused by then-Tropical Storm Bonnie, according to a tweet from El Salvador's Civil Protection.
Bonnie made landfall last Friday on the Caribbean coast of southern Nicaragua.
