Hurricane Polo Hits Mexico as Remnants Threaten U.S. Southwest With Flooding
publishers 26articles 29first reported 29 Sep, 01:45 UTC
Hurricane Polo made landfall in Mexico, bringing life-threatening winds and flooding, according to the BBC.
The storm’s remnants are expected to carry heavy rain into New Mexico and Arizona. The Washington Post reported that life-threatening flash flooding could soon affect the Southwest, while Click2Houston said tropical moisture would increase the flood risk later in the week.
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