Hurricane Polo Threatens Double Impact and Rain Between Mexico and the U.S.
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'Polo', currently a category 4 hurricane, could hit Baja California Sur and Sonora between Monday and Tuesday.
Mexico City, Sep 26 (EFE).- Hurricane Polo weakened this Saturday from category 5 to 4, as it advances through the Mexican Pacific and its effects still threaten with rains, strong winds and high waves in Baja California Sur, in the northwest of the country. At 09:00 hours (15:00 GMT), the center of the cyclone [...] The Hurricane Polo entrance threatens with double impact and rains between Mexico and the U.S. was first published in HolaNews.
Hurricane Polo degraded to category 4 and threatens a double impact in Baja California Sur and Sonora, spreading heavy rains toward the United States. Hurricane Polo's entry threatens with double impact and rains between Mexico and the United States was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.
Hurricane Polo, degraded this Saturday to category 4 after staying more than 48 hours with maximum intensity, threatens a double impact in northwestern Mexico and spreading its rains to the United States, while Mexican meteorologists ruled out that its coincidence with other Pacific cyclones could generate a “superhuracan.”
With winds of 230 kilometers per hour, Polo remains a category 4 hurricane and is heading towards Baja California. Mexican authorities activated more than 500 temporary shelters.
The system is expected to hit Mexico twice: Baja California Sur on Monday and Sonora on Tuesday.
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