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Hurricane Polo makes landfall in Mexico, could bring flooding to Southwest U.S.

HONESTLY I CANNOT DEAL WITH THIS ONE BECAUSE OVER FOURTEEN MILLION PEOPLE ACROSS ELEVEN STATES ARE UNDER FLOOD WATCHES RIGHT NOW AND THE WEATHER SERVICE SAYS A MASSIVE MOISTURE PLUME IS HEADING STRAIGHT INTO THE FOUR CORNERS AND CENTRAL PLAINS, WHICH IS WILD BECAUSE IT ALL STARTED WHEN HURRICANE POLO SLAMMED INTO BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR WITH ONE HUNDRED TEN MILE AN HOUR WINDS AS A CATEGORY TWO, AND THE THING IS IT DROPPED TO EIGHTY MILE AN HOUR WINDS AS A CATEGORY ONE BUT IS STILL PROJECTED TO MAKE A SECOND LANDFALL IN SONORA, WHICH MEANS UP TO SIX INCHES OF RAIN COULD DRENCH ARIZONA TO IOWA, SO NOW MEXICO HAS DEPLOYED TROOPS AND OPENED SHELTERS WHILE CITIES FROM PHOENIX TO DALLAS ARE BRACING FOR FLASH FLOODS.

Hurricane Polo made landfall in Mexico and is forecast to trigger widespread flash flooding across northern Mexico and the southwest and central United States, putting 14 million Americans at risk.

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