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    Carlotta weakening, now a tropical depression

    Sat, 06/16/2012 - 10:49 EDT - Yahoo! Business News
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    This image provided by NASA acquired Friday at 11 p.m. EDT shows Hurricane Carlotta slammed into Mexico's resort-studded Pacific coast late Friday, toppling trees and lashing hotels while authorities evacuated people from low-lying areas. The rapidly changing hurricane made landfall as a Category 1 storm near Puerto Escondido, a laid-back port popular with surfers, and is expected to push inland and northward in the direction of Acapulco. (AP Photo/NASA)Officials say Carlotta has been downgraded to a tropical depression over Mexico as the system continues to rapidly weaken.

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