Polo Strengthens Into Hurricane, Threatening Mexico’s Pacific Resort Towns - Regional Media News
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The weather phenomenon will cause heavy rain over the next 72 hours on the coasts of Guerrero, Michoacán and Jalisco.
The tropical storm ‘Polo’ intensified to hurricane category 1 this Monday, September 21, so this cyclone threatens to become one of the most powerful of the year and will leave heavy rains are states near the Pacific Ocean. The National Hurricane Center confirmed that ‘Polo’ is now hurricane and detailed that it will continue to escalate rapidly off the coast of Mexico. Hurricane #Polo Advisory 4A (12 PM CST, Mon Sep 21): Polo Now a Hurricane. F…
CNN Español Polo intensified in category 1 hurricane on Monday afternoon and is expected to wreak havoc on Mexican beaches during its passage through the Pacific.At 2 p.m., Miami time, Mexico's National Weather Service reported that Polo was located approximately 305 kilometers south-west of
Winds are already reaching 130 kilometers per hour
The storm should not reach the coast, but meteorologists warn of floods and landslides. In the Atlantic, the hurricane season is as calm as it has not been for decades.
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