Hurricane John has made landfall along Mexico's southern Pacific coast, bringing with it the risk of severe flooding that poses a threat to life. The storm's impact is expected to result in dangerous conditions, prompting warnings for residents in the affected areas to take precautions. Authorities are urging vigilance as heavy rainfall and strong winds could lead to significant flooding and other hazardous situations.

Hurricane John has made landfall in Mexico, bringing with it the potential for "extraordinary" rainfall and severe flooding. The storm rapidly intensified from a tropical storm to a major hurricane within just a few hours, raising concerns about the impact it could have on the region. Authorities are on high alert as they prepare for the possibility of catastrophic flooding and other related hazards.