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Mexico issued storm warnings on its Pacific coast on Saturday evening as a new tropical depression formed around 200 miles south of Acapulco, a city still recovering from devastating floods that hit the country last month. The Miami-based National Hurricane Center said tropical depression 17-E was expected to strengthen to a tropical storm by Sunday and could be blowing hurricane-force winds late Monday, threatening the coastline with heavy rainfall.

Mexico suffered its worst flooding on record when tropical storms Manuel and Ingrid converged from the Pacific and the Gulf of Mexico in mid-September, killing more than 150 people and causing estimated damages of around $6 billion.
Acapulco was one of the places worst hit by the chaos, as torrential rains put the beach resort's airport under water and stranded thousands of tourists.
The NHC said Mexican authorities had issued a tropical storm watch along the Pacific coast from Acapulco to the port of Lazaro Cardenas further northwest.