Map Shows How Hurricanes Polo, Odalys Could Affect US States
Summary
Three hurricanes—Polo, Odalys, and Nolo—are active in the Pacific Ocean. These storms are expected to bring heavy rain, flooding, and dangerous weather conditions to parts of the southwestern United States, Mexico, and Hawaii over the coming days.Key Facts
- Hurricane Polo is a Category 4 storm with winds of 155 mph, expected to hit Baja California Sur, Mexico, early next week, causing flooding and mudslides.
- Hurricane Odalys has winds of 105 mph and is moving north, expected to bring swells and rain to the U.S. Southwest alongside Polo.
- Hurricane Nolo, also with 105 mph winds, is south of Hawaii, causing tropical storm conditions and heavy rain that could lead to flooding and mudslides.
- The Pacific has seen more hurricanes this year due to El Niño, which warms ocean waters and helps storms form.
- The National Weather Service predicts heavy rainfall and flash flooding risks in Arizona, New Mexico, northern Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Kansas.
- A strong Nor’easter storm is expected to hit the U.S. East Coast with high winds, coastal flooding, and potential power outages from the Mid-Atlantic to New England.
- The Nor’easter may cause major flooding in low-lying coastal areas during high tides through the weekend.
- Weather agencies warn residents to prepare for significant storm impacts on both coasts of the U.S. in the coming days.
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