Hurricane 'Isaiah' touches land in Destin, Florida, after weakening to category 2
The cyclonic tide threatens the Gulf coast, as destructive winds and sudden floods advance inwards
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The cyclonic tide threatens the Gulf coast, as destructive winds and sudden floods advance inwards
Its winds reach 195 kilometers an hour. The National Centre for Promised Hurts that touches ground between the Florida Panhandle and Alabama
The cyclone has resumed its strength on the Mexican Pacific coast. The States of Guerrero, Michoacán, Oaxaca, Colima and Jalisco are on alert.
The cyclone, which is held off the Mexican coast, tests the civil protection systems that faced 'Otis' in 2023
Hurricane Polo, described as an "extremely dangerous" storm by the U.S. Hurricane Center. The United States, slowly advances off the south-west coast of Mexico. While the phenomenon - degraded to category 4 after having previously reached level 5 - is expected to not touch land and to move parallel to the Mexican coastal line, the intense and heavy rains threaten above all the areas of Guerrero and Michoacán. At least six ports have been partially or totally restricted.
The authorities maintain surveillance over five States as the cyclone progresses without a direct impact on land for now.
The classes are suspended at points of Guerrero and Michoacán. Authorities also issue warnings in Oaxaca, Jalisco and Colima for heavy rains, high waves and possible landslides