Polo is expected to impact the U.S. after slamming Mexico. See its path.

TL;DR

Former Hurricane Polo's remnants are expected to cause heavy rain and flooding in the southwestern U.S.
Over 30 million people from Arizona to Iowa could be at risk for flash floods.
Southern New Mexico experienced flooding, with the McLeod Dam nearing failure and evacuation orders issued.
More than 60 flash floods were reported across the Southwest, with rainfall rates up to 4 inches per hour.
Polo made landfall in Mexico as a hurricane before downgrading to a tropical storm and dissipating.
Flash flood watches cover a vast area from Phoenix, Arizona, to Des Moines, Iowa.
Albuquerque, New Mexico, is expected to receive significant rainfall, contributing to flooding risks.
Polo previously underwent extreme rapid intensification, becoming one of the strongest storms on record for the region.

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