Hurricane Polo brings fears of heavy rain and landslides in Mexico
Heavy rains could cause life-threatening flooding and landslides in Mexico, the US National Hurricane Center warned.
Hurricane Polo brings fears of heavy rain and landslides in Mexico
Heavy rains could cause life-threatening flooding and landslides in Mexico, the US National Hurricane Center warned. Grouped from 8 articles across 5 sources.
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Hurricane Polo sends heavy rain into Mexico’s coast as Tropical Storm Nolo nears Hawaii
Polo was forecast to maintain Category 5 strength as it skirts Mexico’s coast over the next few days
Mexico braces for Hurricane Polo gathering strength
Hurricane Polo, one of the strongest Pacific cyclones in decades, brought dangerous waves and heavy rain to Mexico.
Hurricane Polo fuels fears of heavy rain and landslides in Mexico’s southwest
Southwestern Mexico is bracing for heavy rain and mudslides after Polo, a powerful Pacific cyclone, intensified into a major hurricane.
Mexico braces for flooding, mudslides as Polo becomes major hurricane
Polo is expected to skirt Mexico’s Guerrero state, submerging coastal areas with 10 to 15 centimetres of rain through Thursday
Hurricane Polo is a powerful Category 5 storm off Mexico. See its path.
Hurricane Polo intensified back into a Category 5 storm — the strongest on the hurricane scale — off Mexico's southwestern coast. Here's the latest on its path.
Mexico beach towns brace for storms as Polo churns off the coast
ACAPULCO, Mexico, Sept 23 - Residents of Mexico's Pacific beach towns were preparing for heavy rain and dangerous surf on Wednesday as Hurricane Polo, a powerful Category 4 storm, tracked northwestward just offshore, threatening flooding and mudslides along the country's southwestern coast.
Mexico shuts Pacific ports as Hurricane Polo churns offshore
Mexico closed several Pacific ports to navigation on Sept. 23 as Hurricane Polo, a powerful Category 4 storm, churned off the country's southwestern coast, threatening heavy rain, flooding and dangerous sea conditions despite forecasts that it will remain offshore.
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