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EXCLUSIVE ANALYSIS ‼️: The Pacific is extremely active as Hurricane Polo undergone explosive rapid intensification, reaching Category 5 strength on Tuesday. The storm is now a Category 4 with 155 mph winds. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Nolo has formed about 300 miles south of Hawaii and is forecast to strengthen... show more

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