Note: partially no sound] In response to the heavy rainfall brought by Tropical Storm John, Acapulco is witnessing a robust police presence, as instructed by Governor Evelyn Salgado Pizzaro, aimed at ensuring the safety of its citizens amidst the deluge.

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 September 25,

Heavy rain battered Acapulco, Mexico, on Tuesday, September 24, as Hurricane John made landfall on the country’s Pacific coast. The Category 3 storm struck just after 9 pm, with wind gusts reaching up to 120 mph.

Tropical Storm John unleashed heavy rains along Mexico's southern Pacific coast as it moved inland on Tuesday morning, threatening dangerous flooding and causing at least two deaths in a mudslide. Stretching across several Mexican states,

Hurricane John, which came ashore in western Mexico on Monday and lashed the region with strong winds and heavy rains before dissipating, regained tropical storm strength over the Pacific Ocean late Tuesday,

John has re-formed as a tropical storm in the Pacific off Mexico's western coast, forecasters say.

Hurricane John strengthened once again on Thursday as it closed in on Mexico's southwestern coast dotted with ports and tourist hotspots, an area already soaked by the slow-moving storm system over the past several days.

Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Helene formed in the Caribbean Sea on Tuesday after bringing heavy rains and big waves to the Cayman Islands. Forecasters warned the storm could strength