Acapulco
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Sep 25, 2026
Charlie RobinsonHOST
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Charlie RobinsonHOST
I hope to see you all in Mexico, in Acapulco, Anarchapulco, fr- in February 16th.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
Uh, we'll be there all week.
Charlie RobinsonHOST
I'll be emceeing the event again.
Giovanna LaraHOST
Mexico's Pacific Coast is getting hit with heavy rain, wind and big waves thanks to Hurricane Polo.
Giovanna LaraHOST
Now here's a look at Acapulco, which has seen waves of 8 1⁄2 to nearly 14 feet this week.
Giovanna LaraHOST
People there say they're keeping an eye on warnings and social media for any updates should conditions intensify.
David OnoHOST
All right, Danny Romero striking that hurricane as well as warmer temperatures and even thunderstorms out there.
HugoHOST
Mi jefa-- Mira, nosotros somos de Guerrero.
HugoHOST
Mi jefa es de Acapulco.
ErikHOST
Te come torta de plátano.
HugoHOST
No.
Nayil LopezSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Cancún 17, máxima de 24, el cielo completamente nublado.
Nayil LopezSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Acapulco con 21 grados, Guadalajara soleado con 7 grados.
Bridget PhetasyHOST
Thank you, Nayil.
Bridget PhetasyHOST
A Philadelphia teacher.
Myrna BrownHOST
The good news is that it's not expected to come ashore, but it remains a serious threat.
Myrna BrownHOST
Forecasters at the US National Hurricane Center say Polo's outer bands could soak the state of Guerrero, including Acapulco.
Myrna BrownHOST
They expect four to six inches of rain there through today, up to eight in spots.
Myrna BrownHOST
Forecasters say the danger is worst where the ground is steep.
Myrna BrownHOST
Mexico's navy closed the ports at Acapulco and Zihuatanejo in Guerrero, and the state has opened dozens of shelters.
Myrna BrownHOST
For World, I'm Kristin Flavin.
Kent CovingtonCORRESPONDENT
Flavin.And I'm Kent Covington.
Jack KnopfelHOST
I mean, California gets hit every once in a while, not really severely as much as like Mexico.
Jack KnopfelHOST
Acapulco has been getting drilled the last few years.
Jack KnopfelHOST
Puerto Vallarta has been drilled the last few years.
Jack KnopfelHOST
Even right here in Puerto Escondido, which is far south, it's kind of like almost where hurricanes are starting down here.
Desi DoyenHOST
Yes, it could.
Desi DoyenHOST
Acapulco, Mexico is now preparing for major storm impact after Hurricane Polo rapidly intensified on Tuesday into one of the most powerful hurricanes ever observed in the Western Hemisphere.
Desi DoyenHOST
Like out of nowhere.
Desi DoyenHOST
Yes.
Ted LeitnerHOST
They were sucking for programming.
Ted LeitnerHOST
They would have cliff diving in Acapulco.
Ted LeitnerHOST
They would have anything they could get.
Ted LeitnerHOST
And then Getty Oil bought them out for $25 million.
MarkHOST
There are all the ingredients that hurricanes need to get along, get really strong, really fast, Klotzbaugh said.
MarkHOST
For many on the Pacific coast, Polo brought back harsh memories of devastating Hurricane Otis in 2023, which tore through a nearby city of Acapulco.
MarkHOST
The destruction and dozens of people killed by the storm were attributed in part to the rapid intensification of the hurricane because it gave residents little time to prepare or evacuate.
MarkHOST
That concludes the news from the Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette for Wednesday, September 23rd.
Ian MastersHOST
His recent articles of common dreams include the GOP is taking our health care to fund bombs and tax cuts, we're fighting back, and we crisscrossed America to tell Republicans stop taking our health care.
Ian MastersHOST
Then, as an extremely powerful Category 4 Hurricane Polo threatens devastating storm surges off the coast of Acapulco, Mexico, as climate scientists warn that this year's El Niño weather pattern could be the worst on record.
Ian MastersHOST
Background Briefings Analeya examines Trump's planned cuts to climate change research, denying us the ability to learn about changing weather and sea levels at all.
Ian MastersHOST
A coming Office of Management and Budget rule would give mega-political lackeys control over roughly $1 trillion in federal funds to everything from local governments to elementary schools and research institutes, but also firefighting, farm programs and veterans care.
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