Off the southwestern coast of Mexico, Hurricane Polo has reached the upper limit of atmospheric fury — a Category 5 storm with 165-mile-per-hour winds, pausing over open Pacific waters as if gathering itself before its next move. The communities of Guerrero and Michoacán, still bearing the scars of recent storms, now watch the horizon again, understanding that nature does not wait for recovery to be complete. Mexican authorities have closed coastal schools and dispatched reconnaissance aircraft into the storm's eye, the small, deliberate gestures of a society bracing for what it cannot fully c
Category 5 Hurricane Polo intensifies off Mexico's coast with 165 mph winds
Mexican authorities suspended classes in coastal areas; residents in Guerrero and Michoacán face risks from flash flooding and mudslides.