On Sunday, major Hurricane Polo bore down on Mexico's southern Baja California peninsula, bringing imminent threats of storm surges, high winds, and heavy rains to the region. The storm prompted local preparations as the area braced for its arrival.
Simultaneously, Hurricane Nolo edged further away from the Hawaiian Islands. Despite its increasing distance, the storm continued to pose a lingering threat to parts of the island chain on Sunday, carrying risks of heavy rain, flash floods, and strong winds.
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