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Mexico hurricane polo travel advisory

The large storm in the Pacific Ocean is being driven by warm waters caused by the El Niño weather phenomenon.

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INCIDENT FUSION

7 reports · 7 sources

DAILYHIVE.COMMexico hurricane polo travel advisoryAssociated Press Breaking WireHurricane Polo bore down on Mexico’s Baja California peninsula on Monday with a threat of storm surge, high winds and heavy rains, while Hurricane Nolo threatened parts of Hawaii…Associated Press Breaking WireHurricane Polo bore down on Mexico’s Baja California peninsula on Monday with a threat of storm surge, high winds and heavy rains, while Hurricane Nolo threatened parts of Hawaii…Bangkok PostHurricane Polo approaches Mexico, threatens severe damageBangkok PostHurricane Polo approaches Mexico, threatens severe damageReuters Breaking WireMexico's Pacific coast braces for Hurricane Polo's life-threatening landfallReuters Breaking WireMexico's Pacific coast braces for Hurricane Polo's life-threatening landfall
INCIDENT EVOLUTION

10 recorded states

Signal first indexedP2 · 92% quality · 2 sources

Corroboration 2→8 sources · priority 2→1 · quality 92→99 · headline updatedP1 · 99% quality · 8 sources

Corroboration 8→11 sources · headline updatedP1 · 99% quality · 11 sources

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Corroboration 9→5 sourcesP1 · 99% quality · 5 sources

Corroboration 5→8 sourcesP1 · 99% quality · 8 sources

Corroboration 8→7 sourcesP1 · 99% quality · 7 sources

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