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Tropical Storm Agatha ravaged small towns and major cities in Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras, killing at least 150 people and clocking in as one of the top ten deadliest Eastern Pacific tropical cyclones in history. Over 10,000 people were evacuated from their homes, and the death toll is only expected to climb as rescuers reach more remote villages.
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Agatha also reportedly opened up this astonishing sink hole in the middle of Guatemala City:

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