NewzOn Thursday, residents along Mexico's Pacific coast piled sandbags and evacuated homes as powerful Hurricane Polo threatened the area, pouring bands of heavy rain from offshore. At the same time, a growing Tropical Storm Nolo approached Hawaii, where the Big Island braced for potentially catastrophic flooding.
The simultaneous approach of these two separate storms placed emergency preparations underway in both regions, highlighting a period of heightened tropical weather activity threatening multiple coastal populations.
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