In parts of Jalisco and Nayarit, rainfall of four to eight inches was expected, with a maximum of 10 inches. Tropical storm conditions will continue spreading inland throughout Sunday, with wind speeds atop hills and mountains up stronger than at surface level. Puerto Vallarta’s airport resumed operations, he added, but beaches would remain closed. The governor of the state of Jalisco, Enrique Alfaro, said on Twitter on Sunday that after closures, schools would hold classes and activities on Monday. Sunday, meaning tropical storm conditions are expected somewhere within the area. The area from San Blas, in Nayarit, to Mazatlán, in Sinaloa, was under a tropical storm warning as of 2 p.m. The government of Mexico lifted all hurricane warnings. Source: Observed and forecast storm positions from NOAA Source: Observed and forecast storm positions from NOAA Times are Eastern. The storm is expected to become a tropical depression Sunday evening and dissipate overnight or early Monday. Tropical storm conditions are forecast through parts of west-central Mexico throughout Sunday. Maximum sustained winds dropped to 70 m.p.h., the agency said. Eastern time on Sunday, the storm was about 55 miles south-southeast of Durango, Mexico, moving north-northeast and heading inland over northern Nayarit at a speed of about 30 miles per hour. Roslyn dropped from to a Category 3 hurricane from a Category 4 before it made landfall, and it was expected to weaken as it moved farther inland, according to the National Hurricane Center. Mexico’s federal electricity commission said that some 99,580 people were without electricity as of Sunday afternoon. He pleaded with residents on his Facebook page to go to a shelter if their houses were unstable in any way. In northern Nayarit, the mayor of Acaponeta, Manuel Salcedo Osuna, reported extensive damage to houses and utility poles and fallen trees and other debris.

Local officials reported that in the town of Sayulita, in Bahía de Banderas, a bay on the coast of Nayarit, a 35-year-old woman and an 85-year-old woman with mobility problems were rescued and taken to a temporary shelter after the rising river had trapped them. The mayor of Santiago Ixcuintla, Eduardo Lugo, confirmed the death of another person, identified as Gilberto Hernández Rodríguez, a resident of the island of Mexcaltitán. In the municipalities of San Blas and Santiago Ixcuintla, where the greatest impact was expected, some 90 percent of residents were displaced in shelters and staying with relatives in higher areas, he said. He added that there had been rescues of people trapped in homes. Jorge Benito Rodríguez Martínez, Nayarit’s secretary of security, confirmed the death of a 39-year-old woman, Ana Pimentel Moreno, from the Rosamorada municipality, who was killed when her house collapsed.

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