Hurricane John Reintensifies, Threatens Mexico's Pacific Coast

The 'zombie' storm has caused fatalities, power outages, and severe flooding in Guerrero, with more heavy rainfall expected.

Hurricane John has regained strength, impacting Mexico's southwestern coast since Monday.
The storm has caused at least five deaths, primarily due to mudslides, and has uprooted trees and downed power lines.
Major cargo ports and local airports have faced temporary closures as John continues to batter the region.
The U.S. National Hurricane Center warns of life-threatening flash flooding and mudslides through Saturday.
Warm sea temperatures have contributed to the storm's rapid intensification, with experts predicting more such events in the future.