A moderate risk of excessive rain covers the Four Corners today, where 1 to 3 inches falls on soils already near saturation, burn scars and slot canyons. It moves to south-central Arizona through the Texas Panhandle on Tuesday, the southern High Plains and central Texas on Wednesday, and south-central Texas on Thursday.
41 turning points on record since Jul 18 — the 8 most recent shown.
One hurricane, two countries — Polo's core crosses Baja California Sur tonight.
Several weather observers noted that moisture from Hurricane Polo is combining with an upper-level trough to set up a multi-day period of heavy rain and flash flooding across the Four Corners region. They highlighted how the slow movement of the remnants could extend the threat into Texas and Oklahoma as well. These details help show why the flood risk may last four days even as the broader forecast focuses on the overall pattern.
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