Hurricane Polo brings fears of heavy rain and landslides in Mexico
Summary
Hurricane Polo is causing heavy rain and strong waves along Mexico’s Pacific coast while moving nearby. At the same time, Tropical Storm Nolo is approaching Hawaii, where officials warn it could cause severe flooding and may become a major hurricane.Key Facts
- Hurricane Polo is about 130 miles south-southwest of Zihuatanejo, Mexico.
- Polo is moving northwest at 7 mph and is expected to stay at Category 5 strength near Mexico’s coast.
- The strongest winds of Polo are expected to stay over the ocean, but heavy rain could cause flooding and landslides in Mexico.
- Tropical Storm Nolo is heading toward Hawaii and might hit the island on Friday or Saturday.
- Officials warn Nolo could develop into a major hurricane and cause dangerous flooding.
- Hawaii County Mayor advised residents to prepare emergency supplies like food, water, and medicine.
- Schools and government offices on Hawaii’s Big Island will close Thursday and Friday due to the storm threat.
- Maui County will close schools and offices on Friday ahead of the expected heavy rain and wind.
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