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Hurricane Polo formed Monday in the Eastern Pacific and is rapidly intensifying on a path that could create hazardous conditions in western Mexico and Baja California Sur. Polo is expected to become a Category 3 storm, with winds of 111 mph or greater, by Tuesday morning. Polo could attain extremely dangerous Category 5 status in the coming days. Late Monday morning, Polo was a Category 1 hurricane boasting 80-mph winds.
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On Monday, according to the U.S. But as Polo progresses, watches and warnings could be expanded and become more serious.
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