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Currently moving westward in the eastern Pacific, Hurricane Rachel carries winds up to 90 mph. There are no coastal watches, but the Baja California Peninsula faces life-threatening surf and rip currents from the storm's swells. This video includes stock and AI-enhanced footage.

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00:00Hurricane Rachel is packing maximum sustained winds of 90 MPH as it moves westward over the eastern Pacific Ocean.
00:07It's currently about 540 miles west-southwest of Baja, California's southern tip,
00:13and its path is expected to continue west to west-northwest for several days.
00:18Rachel's hurricane-force winds stretch 40 miles from its center,
00:22with tropical storm-force winds reaching 140 miles outward.
00:26Forecasters say the storm could fluctuate in strength soon,
00:30but expect it to gradually weaken afterward.
00:32Meanwhile, dangerous surf and rip currents will impact Baja, California's coast for the next couple of days.
00:39Officials warn these conditions could be life-threatening.
00:42The next update is scheduled for 2 a.m. Pacific Daylight Time.
00:46Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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