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Hurricane Rachel is still a hurricane over the eastern Pacific, but its biggest impacts so far have come from the ocean rather than a direct landfall. On October 6, Rachel was weakening west of Baja California after reaching Category 3 strength near Cabo San Lucas, while powerful swells continued reaching Baja California and Southern California. Rachel rapidly intensified from an 85-mile-per-hour hurricane on September 30 to a Category 3 storm with 120-mile-per-hour winds and gusts near 150 mph on October 1. Although the center stayed offshore, Los Cabos closed beaches and ports, schools were suspended, cruise ships skipped stops, and authorities warned of dangerous surf, rip currents and heavy rain. The storm later weakened before briefly strengthening again, then began fading as it moved west over open water. Meanwhile, Southern California entered Rachel's swell window, bringing large waves, coastal erosion and dangerous rip currents. The storm's future track remains uncertain. In this video, we examine Rachel's rapid intensification, the impacts around Cabo San Lucas, the dangerous swells reaching California, and the possibility that a jet-stream dip could redirect moisture toward Mexico and the Southwest. Global Weather covers natural disasters and extreme weather events as they develop, using sourced reporting and avoiding unsupported speculation. CHAPTERS 00:20 — Hurricane Rachel Shuts Down Cabo 01:15 — Rachel Rapidly Reaches Category 3 02:10 — Hurricane Weakens West of Baja 03:02 — Rachel Becomes 8th Major Hurricane 03:56 — 14 Los Cabos Beaches Closed 04:49 — Cabo Ports Shut Down 05:42 — Schools Suspended as Rachel Nears 06:37 — 25-Foot Seas Batter Baja Coast 07:30 — Heavy Rain Threatens Baja California 08:25 — Rachel Strengthens Before Weakening 09:17 — Rachel Swells Reach Southern California 10:10 — Dangerous Rip Currents Hit California 11:04 — Jet Stream Could Change Rachel's Track 11:56 — Southwest Flood Threat Could Return 12:49 — El Niño Fuels Pacific Hurricanes 13:45 — 1990 Rachel Took a Similar Path 14:40 — Rachel's Future Track Remains Uncertain SOURCES National Hurricane Center Cabo Weather AccuWeather Surfer The Inertia FOX Weather Los Cabos Municipal Government Tribuna de México El Congresista The Cabo Sun Wikipedia #HurricaneRachel #Rachel #HurricaneRachel2026 #Hurricane #LosCabos #CaboSanLucas #BajaCaliforniaSur #CaliforniaWeather #SouthernCalifornia #PacificHurricane #ElNino #HeavyRain #DangerousSurf #GlobalWeather

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