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Tropical Storm John tilts back to Mexico’s Pacific coast

After already battering Mexico's southern coast, a strengthening Tropical Storm John moved back into the Pacific Ocean but is forecast to again slam into the Mexican mainland on Wednesday evening, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center.

By Javier Verdin, Jorge Luis Plata and SecuGro via X / Reuters

Sept. 26, 2024

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Members of the National Guard and residents stand under heavy rain next to a mudslide caused by Hurricane John, in Acapulco, Mexico Sept. 26.
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A general view shows a mudslide caused by Hurricane John, in Acapulco, Mexico, Sept. 26.
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A vehicle of the National Guard is parked near a mudslide caused by Hurricane John, in Acapulco, Mexico, Sept. 26.
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A man stands next to a mudslide caused by Hurricane John, in Acapulco, Mexico, Sept. 26.
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People are assisted as they walk at a flooded street in Acapulco, Mexico in this screengrab obtained on Sept. 26, by Reuters from a social media video.
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People walk in line at flooded street in Acapulco, Mexico in this screengrab obtained on Sept. 26, by Reuters from a social media video.
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A man swims despite a storm warning as Tropical Storm John is on track to become a hurricane again, hurtling back towards communities across the Pacific coast, in Acapulco, Mexico, Sept. 25.
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Waves break into restaurants on the beach as Tropical Storm John is on track to become a hurricane again, hurtling back towards communities across the Pacific coast, in Acapulco, Mexico Sept. 25.
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A man bails water out of a small boat as Tropical Storm John is on track to become a hurricane again, hurtling back towards communities across the Pacific coast, in Acapulco, Mexico, Sept. 25.
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People walk on a flooded street as Tropical Storm John is on track to become a hurricane again, hurtling back towards communities across the Pacific coast, in Acapulco, Mexico Sept. 25.
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A man cycles through a flooded street as Tropical Storm John is on track to become a hurricane again, hurtling back towards communities across the Pacific coast, in Acapulco, Mexico Sept. 25.
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People stand on a flooded street as Tropical Storm John is on track to become a hurricane again, hurtling back towards communities across the Pacific coast, in Acapulco, Mexico Sept. 25.
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A motorcycle and a car pass by debris and mud left after a landslide on the highway on the way from Puerto Escondido to Oaxaca, in the aftermath of Hurricane John, Oaxaca state, Mexico Sept. 25.
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A worker operating heavy machinery clears debris and mud left after a landslide on the highway on the way from Puerto Escondido to Oaxaca, in the aftermath of Hurricane John, Oaxaca state, Mexico Sept. 25.
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A view of a beach littered with debris in the aftermath of Hurricane John, in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca state, Mexico Sept. 24.
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Boats sit on a beach next to palm trees in the aftermath of Hurricane John, in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca state, Mexico Sept. 24.

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