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Hurricane Marco-Polo was a strong and unusual hurricane that caused major damage to Belize in the 2026 Atlantic and Pacific hurricane seasons. It was a rare storm to cross from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Marco peaked as a category 2 in the Atlantic and Polo peaked as a category 4 in the Pacific. Marco's remnants regenerated in the Pacific and were named "Polo". This was an extremely odd coincidence in that "Marco Polo" also happens to be the name of a famous Italian merchant.

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  • Hurricane Marco-Polo
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  • Hurricane Marco-Polo was a strong and unusual hurricane that caused major damage to Belize in the 2026 Atlantic and Pacific hurricane seasons. It was a rare storm to cross from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Marco peaked as a category 2 in the Atlantic and Polo peaked as a category 4 in the Pacific. Marco's remnants regenerated in the Pacific and were named "Polo". This was an extremely odd coincidence in that "Marco Polo" also happens to be the name of a famous Italian merchant.
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Name
  • Hurricane Marco-Polo
Type
  • Category 4 major hurricane
lowest pressure
  • 948.0
Image caption
  • --10-24
Damages
  • 8.657E8
Dissipated
  • 2026-10-31(xsd:date)
Image location
  • Hurricane Felicia - VIS.jpg
Fatalities
  • 56(xsd:integer)
areas affected
  • Cuba, Mexico, Belize
Hurricane season
  • 2026(xsd:integer)
highest winds
  • 130.0
Formed
  • 2026-10-14(xsd:date)
wind type
  • 1(xsd:integer)
abstract
  • Hurricane Marco-Polo was a strong and unusual hurricane that caused major damage to Belize in the 2026 Atlantic and Pacific hurricane seasons. It was a rare storm to cross from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Marco peaked as a category 2 in the Atlantic and Polo peaked as a category 4 in the Pacific. Marco's remnants regenerated in the Pacific and were named "Polo". This was an extremely odd coincidence in that "Marco Polo" also happens to be the name of a famous Italian merchant.
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