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Hurricane Polo's remnants bringing more rain to flood-struck US Southwest

Hurricane Polo's remnants bringing more rain to flood-struck US Southwest

As former Hurricane Polo weakened over northwestern Mexico, the storm’s remnants are battering the U.S. Southwest
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Could a tornado hit El Paso? What to know as Hurricane Polo moves in

Could a tornado hit El Paso? What to know as Hurricane Polo moves in

While urging El Pasoans to prepare for storms, Gov. Greg Abbott said tropical tornadoes are possible in Texas — but could one form in El Paso?
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How much rain is coming to El Paso? See totals and forecast

How much rain is coming to El Paso? See totals and forecast

El Paso could see several inches of rain as Hurricane Polo's remnants move north. See expected rainfall totals, timing and flood risks.
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Hurricane Polo: Latest alerts, school closures in El Paso area

Hurricane Polo: Latest alerts, school closures in El Paso area

The El Paso has a moderate risk of flash flooding and could experience wind gusts of up to 60 miles per hour.
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Triple Flood Threat Endangers Millions Across U.S.

Triple Flood Threat Endangers Millions Across U.S.

A significant 'triple flood threat' is expected to impact millions of Americans this week as a combination of weather systems converges over the Southwest and southern Plains. The National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center has issued a 'moderate risk' for 'excessive rainfall' spanning from Arizona to southwestern Kansas, including New Mexico, southern Colorado, and the Texas Panhandle. The setup involves moisture from Hurricane Polo, remnants of Odalys, and an upper-level trough moving across the West. These systems are predicted to bring repeated rounds of heavy rain and flash flooding. Hurricane Polo made landfall in Mexico on Tuesday morning and is expected to weaken as it moves inland, while Odalys has already transitioned into a post-tropical system. The heaviest rainfall is forecast near Polo's remnant track along the New Mexico-Texas border, with the flood risk shifting eastward later in the week. (Source time: Tue, 29 Sep 2026 16:31:13 GMT)
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Where is Hurricane Polo now? See path as it heads toward Texas

Where is Hurricane Polo now? See path as it heads toward Texas

Hurricane Polo made landfall in Baja California Sur. See the latest forecast track and where the storm is headed next in Mexico.
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Tropical Pacific moisture drenches central US as another Pacific hurricane forms

Tropical Pacific moisture drenches central US as another Pacific hurricane forms

Tropical weather that surged onshore from the Pacific is soaking more of the U.S. while forecasters announce yet another hurricane off the coast of Mexico
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How to keep your dog calm, safe as storms move into El Paso

How to keep your dog calm, safe as storms move into El Paso

Thunderstorms are in the forecast for El Paso. Learn how to keep your pets safe and calm during the loud weather.
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Rescue Teams Mobilize for Hurricane Polo Floods

Rescue Teams Mobilize for Hurricane Polo Floods

Officials in New Mexico, Arizona, and Texas are bracing for the impacts of Hurricane Polo, which made landfall in Mexico as a Category 2 storm and is now moving toward the U.S. border. The National Weather Service predicts winds of up to 75 mph and heavy rainfall, raising concerns about flash flooding across the region. Nevada Task Force One, a 45-member water-rescue team equipped with boats, has been deployed to New Mexico to assist with anticipated flooding. The New Mexico National Guard is also prepositioning resources, including high-water-capable vehicles, to respond to emergencies. The storm's remnants are expected to bring significant rainfall to Colorado, Utah, and other areas later this week. (Source: KNPR, published 2026-09-29 18:21:47 GMT)
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Hurricane Polo's moisture heads for Texas. Here's where rain will hit

Hurricane Polo's moisture heads for Texas. Here's where rain will hit

Hurricane Polo's tropical moisture will spread across Texas this week, bringing heavy rain, flash flooding and several inches of rain in some areas.
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Polo’s Moisture Could Bring Flooding Across the Southwest

Polo’s Moisture Could Bring Flooding Across the Southwest

Moisture from Hurricane Polo is expected to fuel rounds of heavy rain and thunderstorms across the Southwest and Plains this week. Parts of Texas and New Mexico could see 4–8 inches of rain from Monday through Friday, with locally higher totals potentially reaching 18 inches. The rain could provide drought relief across parts of Texas, Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado, but saturated ground and steep terrain raise the risk of dangerous flash flooding. Rain will spread eastward later in the week, reaching parts of the Midwest.
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Free sandbags available in El Paso as more flooding threatens the area

Free sandbags available in El Paso as more flooding threatens the area

El Paso residents can pick up free sandbags as heavy rain and storms are expected to hit the region this week.