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Hurricane Polo Hits Category 5, Threatens Mexico With Floods
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US Property Claims Costs Rise Despite Stable Catastrophe
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California Declares Emergency for Very Strong El Niño
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Kerala flash flood and landslides kill 10
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Hurricane Polo Hits Category 5 Strength Off Mexico
Hurricane Polo intensified to a Category 5 storm with 165 mph winds on September 22, 2026, threatening southwestern Mexico with life-threatening flooding
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