In a hyperactive Pacific hurricane season supercharged by Super El Niño, Hurricane Rachel has rapidly intensified into a major Category 3 storm, sending massive 20-to-25-foot ocean seas and dangerous surf directly into Cabo San Lucas. Following Hurricane Polo and Hawaii-bound Hurricane Nolo, Rachel is the latest tempest in a non-stop parade of powerful tropical cyclones battering the Pacific basin. And here’s footage, linked here , and seen below, showing the current conditions. View this post on Instagram Official advisories from the National Hurricane Center (NHC) report that Hurricane Rachel packs maximum sustained winds near 120 mph with gusts reaching up to 150 mph. Tracking slowly west-northwest at 3 to 6 mph roughly 200 miles south of the Baja California, the hurricane’s immense circulation is churning up 20-to-25-foot seas.…