Alert in Mexico by Cyclones "Polo" and "Rachel": Trajectory, States at Risk and the Time the Hurricane Will Land
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On Monday, September 28, there are two weather phenomena that are very close to Mexico. Tropical storm "Rachel" and hurricane "Polo" could continue with cyclone impacts in our country. In Azteca News we give you the minute by minute of the trajectory, the time when hurricane "Polo" will touch land and at what time "Rachel" could become a hurricane.
LOW CALIFORNIA SUR, MEXICO — Hurricane Polo threatens Mexico’s northwest with intense winds, extraordinary rains, and potential flooding. Baja California Sur and Sonora concentrate the main risks. Lower California Sur, under the threat of a powerful hurricane, Hurricane Polo keeps under meteorological attention northwest of Mexico, where its trajectory represents a threat to coastal communities and populations exposed to floods and landslides.Th…
The Mexican National Weather Service (SMN) warned that the states of Baja California and Sonora will be the most affected, with rains from very heavy to torrential. Bad weather will also influence northern Sinaloa.
Civil Protection reports that there are Orange, Yellow, Green and Blue alerts on the Pacific coasts before the arrival of “Polo”
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