El Niño and climate change drive record Pacific hurricanes

Mexico’s Pacific coast continues to face severe damage from a record-breaking hurricane season fueled by El Niño and climate change. Ten hurricanes have formed so far this year, the most since 2018, with recent storms causing widespread flooding, mudslides, and fatalities. Authorities warn that ongoing storms, including Hurricane Trudy, pose further risks due to saturated ground and sustained strong winds, impacting communities and the tourism industry.

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