Hurricane Polo threatens Mexico and Southern California coast

Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 28 Sept, 09:18 · Archive

Hurricane Polo is heading toward Mexico's Baja California peninsula, threatening Southern California with dangerous swells and coastal flooding.

Major Hurricane Polo is moving toward Mexico's Baja California peninsula, bringing a threat of storm surge, high winds and heavy rains. Southern California is bracing for dangerous surf, powerful rip currents and coastal flooding. Meanwhile, Hurricane Nolo has moved further away from the Hawaiian Islands.

How it is being reported

• Hurricane onslaught threatens catastrophic flooding from Mexico to HawaiiIndependent World · 28 Sept, 09:22
• Hurricane Polo aims for Baja California landfall on MondayUPI · 28 Sept, 09:22
• Mexico's Baja California braces for Hurricane Polo as Hurricane Nolo threatens HawaiiNPR · 28 Sept, 08:54
• Hurricane Polo sends dangerous swells toward Southern California as urgent warning issuedNew York Post · 27 Sept, 17:28

In this story: Hurricane Polo · Hurricane Nolo · Mexico · Baja California · Southern California · Hawaiian Islands

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