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Tropical Storm Polo brings flooding to Mexico and U.S. Southwest

Summarised from 5 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 14:56 · Archive

Former Hurricane Polo, downgraded to a tropical storm, has caused flooding in Mexico and is bringing heavy rain to the southwestern United States.

Former Hurricane Polo has been downgraded to a tropical storm after impacting Mexico, where it caused widespread flooding and structural damage. Aerial footage shows inundated streets across parts of Mexico, with damage including roofs destroyed and branches snapped from trees. Residents in affected areas have been clearing debris following the storm's passage.

The storm's remnants are now moving northeast towards the U.S. Southwest, where they are expected to bring further heavy rain and dangerous flooding. Wide swaths of the region are under flood watches as the storm spreads from Mexico into the United States.

In New Mexico, the situation has prompted evacuations in small towns due to concerns about a dam failing. The combination of the storm's remnants and existing ground saturation poses a significant flooding risk to the region. Roadways have already been affected, with flooding reported across parts of the southwestern United States as the storm continues to move through the area.

Tropical Storm Polo brings flooding to Mexico and U.S. Southwest
Image: New York Post

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In this story: Hurricane Polo · Mexico · U.S. Southwest · New Mexico

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