Hurricane Polo: how the forecast changed, advisory by advisory

Hurricane Polo: how the forecast changed, advisory by advisory Hurricane Polo: how the forecast changed, advisory by advisory. How the forecast for Hurricane Polo changed, advisory by advisory. Each cone is the area the National Hurricane Center expected the center to stay within, drawn as it was issued at the time. The red line is where the storm actually went. At its peak, Hurricane Polo was a Category 3 hurricane with 125-mile-per-hour winds. The first forecast pointed toward Guaymas; it came ashore near Loreto, Baja California Sur. 9 full advisories, from 30 to 38. Landfall: the center crossed the coast near Loreto, Baja California Sur, around Monday at 11:10 PM, a Category 3 hurricane with 115-mile-per-hour winds. Every advisory, the track and the cone for Polo: https://atmostorm.com/tropics/polo-20... Forecast cones and tracks from the National Hurricane Center's advisory archive, as issued. Satellite: NOAA GOES-19. Radar: NOAA MRMS. Not an official source; see nhc.noaa.gov for the record. Atmostorm is a free, independent severe-weather service — live radar, NWS alerts, daily outlooks, and morning + evening briefings for the U.S. Subscribe for daily weather briefings and live severe-weather coverage. https://atmostorm.com?utm_source=yout... Free warning emails for your location: https://atmostorm.com/warnings?utm_so... Not an official source — always confirm at weather.gov. #Shorts