A disturbed area of weather was seen on satellite imagery on June 23rd south of El Savador. The system
moved north of due west, continuing to organize. By the 25th, the system had become a tropical depression.
The system turned to the northwest and north, striking Mexico thirty miles east of Acapulco on the 28th. The
system then moved inland and dissipated. The graphics below show the storm total rainfall associated with
Claudia. Data was acquired from the Comision Nacional del Agua, the parent agency of Mexico's national
weather service.
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