Hurricane Causes Floods and Damage on Pacific Coast

Hurricane Polo made landfall along Mexico’s Pacific coast, likely as a Category 2 storm, bringing heavy rain, high winds, and destructive waves. The storm affected Baja California Sur and was expected to cause significant flooding and mudslides, with warnings of dangerous surf and storm surge along the coastline. Polo was forecast to weaken inland over northwestern Mexico and dissipate shortly afterward, though its moisture could impact weather conditions in parts of the southwestern US.

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