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Potential Tropical Cyclone Polo — 30 kt sustained winds

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Measurements

Coordinates30.5000, -108.0000
RegionEastern Pacific
Wind Kt30
Wind Kmh56
Pressure Mb996
ClassificationPotential Tropical Cyclone
Movement Deg40
Movement Mph23
Advisory Number038
Severity NoteThe National Hurricane Center publishes wind speed and a classification, not a severity. The level shown is our own, from the Saffir-Simpson thresholds.

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Also reported by: GDACS

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Source updated 19 days ago (Sep 30, 2026 12:26 UTC) · we last heard from NOAA National Hurricane Center 5 minutes ago

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What has changed

  • Severity lowered from Severe to Moderate — Sep 29, 20:42 UTC by NOAA National Hurricane Center
  • Severity lowered from Extreme to Severe — Sep 29, 06:02 UTC by NOAA National Hurricane Center
  • Severity raised from Severe to Extreme — Sep 22, 05:43 UTC by NOAA National Hurricane Center
  • Severity raised from Moderate to Severe — Sep 21, 17:57 UTC by NOAA National Hurricane Center
  • Severity raised from Minor to Moderate — Sep 21, 02:48 UTC by NOAA National Hurricane Center

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