The Pacific Hurricane Season Just Took a Dangerous Turn for America

The Pacific hurricane season just took a dangerous turn for America. Hurricane Polo, the second strongest Eastern Pacific hurricane on record with 180 mph winds, slammed into Mexico, and its remnants are now bringing flash flooding to Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma, and the Midwest. A record El Niño is fueling rapid intensification, and more storms are lining up behind it. In this video, we break down: Hurricane Polo landfall, rainfall totals, and the flood threat across the U.S. Record El Niño update: 3.14°C above normal with extremely warm water below the surface Tropical Storm Rachel forecast and the warnings along Mexico's Pacific coast Hurricane Nolo near Hawaii and the rain threat to Kauai and Oahu Severe weather, tornado risk, and flood risk from Texas to the Appalachians Iowa's record wet September and the delayed harvest Gulf of Mexico hurricane watch for October 10 to 17 New Western Pacific typhoon that could become a super typhoon If you want to stay ahead of hurricane season, extreme weather, and natural disasters, like this video and subscribe for more updates. Researching these topics takes a lot of time and effort, and your support means a lot. What storm are you watching most closely? Tell me in the comments.