There are so many things happening in the world today and one of them that we tend to forget sometimes is mother

nature's can be more drastic than any of them and that is what we discovered in Acapoco this week as a category 5 hurricane slammed into that beach area.

Really the biggest one in history.

This is what that looked like in the news.

Hurricane Otis slamming into Mexico's Pacific Coast overnight.

Hurricane Otis, the strongest on record to hit Mexico's Pacific Coast.

One of the worst storms ever to make landfall in our world's history in a metropolitan area.

At 10 a.m. Tuesday, Otis is a tropical storm.

Wins 70 miles per hour. By 10 p.m. winds are 160 miles per hour. By 10 p.m. winds are 160 miles per hour.

So Otis went from a tropical storm

to a cat five in just 12 hours.

It is that 12 hour window where it rewrote the history books.

There were probably a lot of people caught off guard, maybe even in a dangerous place that they wouldn't want to be during such an intense storm.

Neighborhoods submerged in water, including the base of this stadium.

Mudslides and fallen trees

spilling into major roads, cutting off vital access for vehicles.

People don't have water, they don't have food,

a lot of people are trapped.

A Kapulco is a total disaster.

It's not what it was before.

The park was totally destroyed, the buildings all the streets.

No, I would describe a cabulco now as a total disaster.

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