Hurricane Polo Makes Second Landfall in NW Mexico, Heavy Rain and Wind
Hurricane Polo made a second landfall in northwest Mexico, bringing heavy rain and strong winds. Residents stocked up on essentials, indicating preparedness for potential flooding and damage. The storm's path and intensity remain uncertain, but the repeated landfall suggests elevated risk to infrastructure and communities.
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Hurricane Polo Makes Multiple Landfalls in Mexico, Threatens US Southwest with Flooding
Hurricane Polo has made multiple landfalls in Mexico, initially as a Category 3 storm in Baja California and subsequently in northwest Mexico, causing widespread power outages, flooding, and necessitating evacuations. The storm is now forecast to move into the US Southwest, posing a significant threat of deadly flash floods across multiple states. The full extent of damage in Mexico and the precise inland trajectory and intensity in the US remain uncertain.