Hurricane Genevieve exploded into a Category Five monster early Monday, the first of its kind in the East Pacific in two years, packing 160 mph winds—but it’s staying far out at sea, posing no direct threat to land, though dangerous surf and rip currents could slam Mexico’s southwest coast and Baja. Meanwhile, Fausto, now a weakened Category One, heads toward Hawaii, where forecasters warn it could still stir up big waves—even as it fades into a tropical storm. Both storms serve as a stark reminder: the ocean’s power is still very much in play.
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