Hurricane Polo Moves Away From Southwestern Mexico as New Pacific System May Develop — September 24, 2026
Hurricane Polo moves away from southwestern Mexico while a new Pacific system south of the Gulf of Tehuantepec could develop early next week.
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Hurricane Polo moves away from southwestern Mexico while a new Pacific system south of the Gulf of Tehuantepec could develop early next week.
Tropical Storm Odalys strengthens far southwest of Baja California and could become a hurricane Monday while remaining far offshore.
Hurricane Lowell, Karina and Marie remain active in the Pacific as another tropical disturbance develops offshore southwestern Mexico.
Tropical Storm Marie is strengthening 400 miles southwest of Manzanillo, Mexico, with dangerous surf and rip currents possible along Pacific beaches.
Eastern Pacific tropical activity increases as a new low may develop south of Mexico, while Karina, Lowell and post-tropical Iselle remain monitored.
Tropical Storm Iselle remains active as three Pacific disturbances could develop into tropical depressions later this week.
Three tropical disturbances are being monitored across the Central and Eastern Pacific, with the Central Pacific system showing a 90% chance of development.
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