Precautions taken ahead of storm
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Mexican officials closed more than 1,000 schools, shut down ports to small fishing boats and battled flooding in Acapulco as Tropical Storm Henriette dumped heavy rain and caused a minor landslide on a highway.
Henriette was expected to become a hurricane by early Sunday, the U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami said. It was not expected to make landfall but was crawling northward.
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