Hurricane Polo continues to fluctuate off the Pacific coast and is bringing rain to western Mexico.

On September 24, in Mexico City, authorities reported that Hurricane Polo continues to fluctuate off the Mexican Pacific coast while maintaining its status as a category 4 storm. The meteorological event is directly responsible for ongoing rainfall across the western region of the country.

In response to the storm's current behavior, Mexican authorities have issued forecasts indicating that the hurricane may regain strength during the early morning hours. Consequently, several states situated in the western part of Mexico remain under watch as emergency preparations and monitoring continue.