Early on October 23, the watch became a tropical storm warning.
A tropical storm warning was also issued for much of the same area several hours later.
At that time, tropical storm warnings went up for Mexico.
Bill came close enough to the region to warrant a tropical storm warning for a while.
All tropical storm warnings were also canceled at this time.
However, the tropical storm warnings remained in effect until October 7.
Six hours later, the watches was replaced with a tropical storm warning.
By late October 23, it was modified to a tropical storm warning.
The new watch was upgraded to a tropical storm warning on September 10.
This prompted a tropical storm warning and a hurricane watch.
