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ポロ、カテゴリー3に弱まるもバハで洪水の危険高まる
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予想される通過であり、上陸ではない
ハリケーン警報は、バハ・カリフォルニア・スル西岸のプンタ・アブレオホスからサンタ・フェまでと、東岸のロレトからサンタ・ロサリアまでに発令されている。本土では、バイア・キノからバンパティトまでが警報対象となっている。警戒区域は隣接する沿岸にも及び、北はプンタ・エウヘニア方面、南はロレトからサン・エバリスト方面を含む。半島の警報区域南部では月曜朝に熱帯低気圧並みの状況となり、その後、午後遅くまでに西岸でハリケーン並みの状況となる見込みだ。本土の警報区域にも、月曜深夜から火曜早朝にかけてハリケーン並みの状況が及ぶ可能性がある。これらは危険な状況が到達すると予想される時刻であり、嵐の中心が海岸を横切った証拠ではない。123
米国立ハリケーンセンターは、バハ・カリフォルニア・スルの一部で4 to 8 inches (about 100 to 200 mm)の降雨を予報しており、局地的には最大12 inches (about 300 mm)に達する可能性がある。ソノラ州の一部では4 to 6 inches (about 100 to 150 mm)、局地的には8 inches (about 200 mm)の降雨が見込まれる。これらはいずれも実測された雨量ではない。急斜面に強い雨が降れば、命にかかわる鉄砲水や土砂崩れを引き起こす恐れがある。風で水が陸に押し寄せる場所では、高潮によって深刻な沿岸浸水や大きな破壊的な波が発生する可能性があり、メキシコ北西部の海岸の一部では危険な高波や離岸流も予想されている。1232
道路が通行不能になる前の備え
報道によると、ラパス、ロス・カボス、コモンドゥ、ロレト、ムレヘの各地で111カ所の避難所が利用可能となっており、収容可能人数は14,445人だ。これとは別の169という数字は、州全体で避難所として使える可能性のある施設の総数を示すもので、169カ所すべてが開設されているという意味ではない。被災地域では港が閉鎖されるか、航行が制限されているほか、9月28日と29日は授業や一部の政府活動が停止された。メキシコの太平洋岸では予防的な避難が報じられているが、サン・フアニコやバハ・カリフォルニア・スルから避難した人の検証済みの人数はなく、州全体を対象とする強制避難命令も確認されていない。101387721
不明な点
- 海岸を横切る正確な地点、降雨量、バハ・カリフォルニア・スルでの死傷者や上陸後の被害は確認されていない。
今後の展開
- ポロがどこを横切るか、沿岸でどれほどの勢力があるか、豪雨で半島内の交通が途絶えたり、ソノラ州の脆弱な地域に影響が及んだりするかに注目したい。
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NOAAnoaa.gov49
- Hurricane Polo at 19.1°N - 112.8°W - NOAA / NESDIS / STAR
- prod-east-nhc.woc.noaa.gov
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- Hurricane Polo Forecast Advisory
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- Hurricane POLO (text)
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- Hurricane POLO (text)
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- Hurricane POLO (text)
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- Hurricane POLO (text)
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- Hurricane Polo ICAO (Aviation) Advisory
- Hurricane Polo Forecast Advisory (text)
- mainpage (text)
- Home
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- Hurricane Polo Forecast Discussion
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- Hurricane Polo Public Advisory Update
- www.nhc.noaa.gov
- Huracán Polo Aviso Publico*
- Hurricane Polo Public Advisory (text)
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- Hurricane Polo Public Advisory
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- Hurricane Polo Forecast Advisory
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- Tropical Storm POLO (text)
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- Hurricane Polo Public Advisory
- Graphical Tropical Weather Outlook
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gob.mx10
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- CURP | Trámites
- Secretaría de las Mujeres | Gobierno
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- Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores | Gobierno
- Centro Nacional para la Prevención y Control del VIH y el sida | Gobierno
- Instituto de Seguridad y Servicios Sociales de los Trabajadores del Estado | Gobierno
- empleo | Campaña
- Instituto Nacional de Geriatria | Instituto Nacional de Geriatría | Gobierno
- Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores | Gobierno
X (formerly Twitter)x.com7
- 🚩Boletín #SIATCT no. 14 🚩 #Huracán categoría 3 🌀 #Polo ⚠️ Polo se mantiene como huracán categoría 3 en la escala Saffir-Simpson, con vientos máximos sostenidos de 195 km/h, rachas de 240 km/h y desplazamiento hacia el nor-noroeste a 17 km/h. 📍 A 460 km al oeste-suroeste de Cabo San Lucas y a 480 km al sur-suroeste de Cabo San Lázaro, Baja California Sur.
- X User @CNPC_MX
- 8 AM MST Sun Sep 27 (Advisory 28) Key Messages for Hurricane #Polo. Latest info: https://hurricanes.gov 8 AM MST domingo 27 de septiembre (Aviso 28) Mensajes clave sobre el huracán #Polo. Más información: https://hurricanes.gov
- Atención en el Pacífico mexicano ⚓️Huracán “Polo” Se mantiene como Categoría 3 y se localiza a 328 km al suroeste de Puerto Cortés, B.C.S. Se prevé que toque tierra entre las 17:00 y 18:00 h del lunes 28 de septiembre, en inmediaciones de San Juanico, B.C.S. Se esperan lluvias intensas, acumulados de 150 a 250 mm, vientos muy fuertes y marea de tormenta en zonas de Baja California Sur y el Golfo de California. ⚓️Tormenta Tropical “Rachel” Se localiza a 475 km al sur de Acapulco, Gro., con vientos sostenidos de 65 km/h y rachas de 83 km/h. Mantendrá un desplazamiento hacia el oeste-noroeste, paralelo a las costas nacionales, favoreciendo lluvias fuertes, tormentas eléctricas y oleaje elevado desde Oaxaca hasta Jalisco. Se recomienda extremar prevenciones y precauciones reglamentarias a la navegación de puerto y cabotaje, de igual manera a la población costera, por crecida de ríos e inundaciones y deslaves en zonas bajas. Consulta nuestro aviso meteorológic...
- X User @NHC_Pacific
- 🌀⚓ Marina desplegó 2 mil 923 elementos en Baja California Sur ante el huracán #Polo. También habilitó 111 refugios con capacidad para más de 14 mil personas y movilizó víveres y equipo. 🔗 https://goo.su/P8hJ 📸 @SEMAR_mx #MexiquenseNoticias
- 2 AM MST Fri Sep 25 (Advisory 19) Key Messages for Hurricane #Polo. Latest info: https://hurricanes.gov
Reutersreuters.com5
- Category 3 Hurricane Polo threatens Mexico’s coast, landfall expected Monday
- Hurricane Polo regains Category 5 strength off Mexico as new cyclone threat brews behind
- Hurricane Polo is a Category 4 monster, a 'rare show of force' | Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
- Huracán Polo, de categoría 5, amenaza la costa de México; se prevé que toque tierra el lunes
- Huracán Polo vuelve a fortalecerse a medida que se aleja de costa mexicana
Tribuna de Méxicotribunademexico.com2
放送時の内容
- Hurricane Polo is closing on Baja California Sur with winds of 120 miles an hour. It has weakened, but parts of the peninsula could receive a foot of rain, threatening low-lying communities and steep terrain with flash floods and mudslides. Where will Polo cross the coast, and how much rain will the peninsula and Sonora take?
- Polo has lost its Category Five intensity, but it remains a major hurricane. Sunday evening's reading put its sustained winds at 125 miles an hour, about 270 miles west of Cabo San Lucas, moving north at 12 miles an hour. The newer, six o'clock UTC reading lowered the winds to 120 miles an hour, or 195 kilometers an hour. Its center was at 23.2 degrees north, 114 degrees west: about 260 miles west of Cabo San Lucas and 155 miles southwest of Cabo San Lázaro. It was moving north at 10 miles an hour, with central pressure at 954 millibars. Those are successive observations, not competing descriptions of its current strength.
- Hurricane warnings cover both coasts of Baja California Sur and a stretch of mainland Mexico. On the peninsula, they run from Punta Abreojos to Santa Fe on the west coast and from Loreto to Santa Rosalía on the east. On the mainland, the warning runs from Bahía Kino to Huatabampito. Watches cover adjoining coastlines, including north toward Punta Eugenia and south of Loreto toward San Evaristo. Tropical-storm conditions were expected in the southern part of the peninsula's warning area Monday morning, with hurricane conditions on its western coast by late afternoon. The forecast then takes Polo across Baja California Sur Monday night and toward the northwestern mainland late Monday night or early Tuesday. Hurricane conditions could reach the mainland warning area during that period. The track and strength at each crossing can still change.
- Twelve inches is the isolated maximum forecast for parts of Baja California Sur, not rain that has already fallen. The broader forecast there is four to eight inches, about 100 to 200 millimeters. Parts of Sonora could receive four to six inches, locally eight. Rain of that scale could produce life-threatening flash flooding and mudslides, especially on steep ground, even if Polo's peak winds continue to fall. A separate navy forecast calls for 150 to 250 millimeters in affected Baja California Sur and Gulf of California areas; it covers a differently defined area and is also a forecast, not a measurement. Where winds drive water ashore, storm surge could cause significant coastal flooding with large, destructive waves. Dangerous surf and rip currents are expected along parts of Mexico's northwest coast for several days.
- San Juanico is a remote fishing and surfing community in Comondú on the peninsula's west coast. The navy projects Polo arriving nearby between five and six Monday evening, local time. A separate Sunday forecast anticipated landfall Monday night with coastal winds of 60 to 80 miles an hour. Those are changing projections of timing and strength, not two recorded landfalls or a measured coastal wind speed. By about 08:30 UTC Monday, Polo was still offshore at the last checked bulletin; no Baja California Sur landfall had been established.
- Mexico's navy has deployed 2,923 personnel in Baja California Sur under its preventive response. Reports place 589 at the Santa Rosalía naval sector. The support vessel Isla Tiburón was sent toward Mazatlán carrying 2,000 food packages, 8,000 liters of drinking water, two backhoes, three Ural vehicles, three Zodiac boats, engineering equipment and an MI-17 helicopter. The supplies and machinery are being positioned before heavy rain might cut access to communities in Polo's potential path.
- One hundred and eleven shelters have been enabled across La Paz, Los Cabos, Comondú, Loreto and Mulegé, with room for 14,445 people. The separate figure of 169 is the state's broader inventory of potential shelters; it does not mean 169 have opened. Ports have been closed or navigation restricted in affected areas, and classes and some government activities were suspended for September 28 and 29. Precautionary evacuations have been reported along Mexico's Pacific coast, but there is no verified count for San Juanico or Baja California Sur and no established statewide mandatory-evacuation order.
- Broader federal deployment figures of 6,968 and roughly 7,500 use different agency counts and reporting bases. Neither is a further group to add to the navy's 2,923, and they do not establish one reconciled total. As for the question facing coastal communities, the forecast points to western Baja California Sur and then the mainland, but the crossing point, timing, strength and rainfall totals are not yet known. Before the expected landfall, there was no verified Baja California Sur casualty count or post-landfall damage assessment.
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