Hurricane John has made landfall on Mexico's southern Pacific coast as a major Category 3 storm, bringing life-threatening floods and catastrophic rainfall. The hurricane intensified rapidly before reaching the coast, posing severe risks with winds exceeding 100 mph. Authorities have issued red alerts, warning of extraordinary rainfall and potential flooding in beach towns. As the storm progresses inland, it has already weakened to a tropical storm, yet the threat of torrential rains and flooding continues. Local residents are urged to stay vigilant as recovery efforts begin.