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official data (NOAA / NHC Post-Tropical Cyclone Trudy Advisory 27, final; satellite image and cone from Advisory 20)

Trudy becomes a remnant low off Mexico as NHC issues its final advisory

Origin Lane: climateEastern Pacific · 19.5°N 108.0°W (Adv 27) · ~160 mi WSW of Cabo Corrientes, MexicoBy the Doom Signals desk

GOES-18 GeoColor satellite image of Hurricane Trudy at 7:50 AM EDT Oct 18, 2026, ten minutes before NHC Intermediate Advisory 20A: the hurricane's clouds just off the coast of west-central Mexico.
Trudy off west-central Mexico at 7:50 AM EDT Sunday, ten minutes before NHC Intermediate Advisory 20A.IMAGE: NOAA/NESDIS/STAR · GOES-18 GeoColor · 11:50 UTC Oct 18 2026 · public domain

Trudy is gone as a tropical cyclone. NHC issued its final advisory Monday night, with a 35 mph remnant low drifting 160 miles west-southwest of Cabo Corrientes.

Adv 27, final (800 PM MST Mon Oct 19 / 11 PM EDT)
Post-tropical remnant low, 35 mph, 1005 mb, 19.5N 108.0W, N at 2 mph, about 160 mi WSW of Cabo Corrientes
Warnings
No coastal watches or warnings in effect; no hazards affecting land (NHC Adv 27)
Forecast
Slow west-northwest motion over the next day or so until dissipation (NHC)
Next NHC advisory
None; final advisory. Remnant low covered in NWS High Seas Forecasts
Map of Hurricane Trudy, NHC Advisory 20 (5 AM EDT Sun Oct 18 2026): observed track to 18.6N 106.3W, then the NHC forecast track and 5-day cone through 2 AM Wed ET (peak 105 mph, 5 AM Sun ET), with the official Hurricane Warning and Tropical Storm Warning for southwestern Mexico drawn in red along the coast.
Map · NHC Advisory 20Forecast track and 5-day cone at 5 AM EDT Sunday. The cone shows where the center may go, not how big the storm is.SOURCE: NOAA NHC Advisory 20 GIS + preliminary best track · retrieved Oct 18 2026, 9:03 AM ET · map: Doom Signals

Trudy becomes a remnant low. This is the final NHC advisory.

NHC, Post-Tropical Cyclone Trudy Advisory 27, Oct 19

At 8 PM MST Monday, October 19, which was 11 PM EDT, NHC said Trudy had become a post-tropical remnant low near 19.5 North, 108.0 West, about 160 miles west-southwest of Cabo Corrientes, drifting north at 2 mph. Maximum sustained winds had decreased to near 35 mph and the estimated minimum pressure was 1005 mb.

No coastal watches or warnings are in effect, and NHC lists no hazards affecting land. Mexico dropped the last warnings on Sunday afternoon with Advisory 22.

Advisory 27 was NHC's last public advisory on the system. The remnant low is expected to move slowly west-northwest over the next day or so until it dissipates, and further information comes only in the National Weather Service High Seas Forecasts.

The storm is over. What it leaves now is open water and a low that is running down.

Why it matters

A storm that reached hurricane strength off Mexico has ended without a warning left standing. NHC lists no hazards affecting land, and further notices on the remnant low come only in the High Seas Forecasts.

Sources

Primary + secondary attribution as listed.

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