Give us some more info. Like how long you've been doing this diet and routine, where you are now, and what your goals are. Have you had your bodyfat tested? That's a lot better measurement than the scale. If you can't get your bf tested, go by how your clothes fit.
Tell us more about your weight training and what your goals are with that. What bodytype are you looking for? 7 pounds and 9 inches in 2 months sounds like excellent progress to me. You want to lose fat at a sustainable pace, so you don't shock your body too much and slow down your metabolism, or cause yourself to feel so hungry and deprived that you're tempted to binge. If you lose weight too fast, some of it will be muscle, and that will kill your metabolism.
What are you eating and how do you feel? If you're tired and hungry, you're not eating enough, and this is a sign your metabolism is slowing. You should be eating at least six small meals spaced throughout the day. Each meal should have a balance of protein, good carbs, and healthy fats. (There are lots of good threads on this board about diet specifics.)
For your cardio, I would suggest mixing it up a little. Don't do the same thing every time. Vary the intensity. Some days do shorter periods with higher intensity (I prefer interval training where I sprint for a minute then jog for a minute and so on), other days do longer periods at lower intensity. Keep your body guessing.
If you can, try not to focus on weightloss. Instead, focus on making yourself stronger, fitter, faster, etc. Keep a training log to chart your progress. (It's a great motivator too!) If you train and feed yourself like an athlete, the fat loss will take care of itself.