Hurricane Polo becomes eastern Pacific’s second-most intense storm ever

A NOAA satellite view of Hurricane Polo on Sept. 22. (NOAA via SWNS)

By Dean Murray

Incredible satellite observations show Hurricane Polo, one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the eastern Pacific.

Hurricane Polo becomes eastern Pacific’s second-most intense storm ever

A NOAA satellite view of Hurricane Polo on Sept. 22. (NOAA via SWNS)

Hurricane Polo becomes eastern Pacific’s second-most intense storm ever

A NOAA satellite view of Hurricane Polo on Sept. 21. (NOAA via SWNS)

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