Hurricane John Hits Mexico's Pacific Coast, Leaves Three Dead

Rapidly intensifying storm causes mudslides, power outages, and severe flooding across multiple states.

Hurricane John made landfall as a Category 3 hurricane near Punta Maldonado, with winds reaching 120 mph.
The storm weakened to a tropical depression but continued to bring heavy rainfall and flash flooding threats.
Three people died due to mudslides in Guerrero state, with significant damage reported to homes and infrastructure.
Power outages affected around 60,000 people, and highways were blocked by fallen trees and debris.
Scientists attribute the rapid intensification of John to warmer ocean temperatures, a trend linked to climate change.