From AccuWeather:
Baja California Sur is in a dangerous situation as Odile will continue to bring life-threatening impacts, such as significant flooding and hurricane-force winds, through Tuesday.
Odile made landfall near Cabo San Lucas at 9:45 p.m. PDT on Sunday as a Category 3 hurricane. Odile had estimated winds of 200 kph (127 mph) at landfall. This ties a record for the strongest hurricane to make landfall in Baja California Sur during the satellite era, with Hurricane Olivia in 1967.
Southern portions of Baja California will continue to experience hurricane-force winds and torrential rainfall on Monday as Odile tracks northward.
And:
An approximate representation of coastal areas under a #hurricane warning (red). #Odile. Image from @NOAA pic.twitter.com/3mD1tBmI2a
— CGS Leeds (@cgs_leeds) September 15, 2014
Early reports are of major destruction and flooding in the area:
RT @JimCantore: Tremendous wave run up from #Odile already seen from Cabo cams! pic.twitter.com/83lSMiDLUk
— Sam Champion (@SamChampion) September 15, 2014
#Odile: STRONGEST ever to hit the Baja Peninsula. Odile approaching Cabo last night via Alfonso Gonzalez Rayas. pic.twitter.com/77qlw1KAay
— Marnie Levy (@MarnieLevy) September 15, 2014
Forecasted rain totals from ECM are very similar to GFS through Firday. #Odile brings heavy rain east of CA. #CAwx pic.twitter.com/CMXhbQu2eR
— Rob Bradley (@WxRobBradley) September 15, 2014
With winds up to 125mph/ 205kph, Hurricane #Odile makes landfall in Mexico via @NHC_Pacific http://t.co/A1nwMQX0fp pic.twitter.com/I3Q2Wu1FWk
— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) September 15, 2014
#Cabo #Odile MT @johncornelsen: Made it thru the night relatively well. It'll be a while before our shuttle is ready. http://t.co/t3gn4xyBgH
— Mike Hamernik (@MikeHamernik) September 15, 2014
En Playa Azul y Coyuca de Benítez, Guerrero, el paso de #Odile provocó destrucción de restaurantes pic.twitter.com/rLaaBAn3HG”
— Neptune News (ES) (@NeptunoAJ) September 15, 2014
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https://twitter.com/twc_hurricane/status/511406286802780160
Photo from @iCyclone inside hotel lobby in #Cabo. Entrance smashed. #Odile https://t.co/lH52hGOIvY pic.twitter.com/C2wrXz8nxk
— Michael Lowry (@MichaelRLowry) September 15, 2014
And, yes, Mexico is in our prayers. Stay safe.
Prayers go out to all Cabo residents today! #Odile #Cabo @CabosNews
— Angela Sikkila (@chillasgirl95) September 15, 2014