Pacific hurricane season 2013

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Pacific hurricane season 2013
All the storms of the season
All the storms of the season
Formation of the
first storm		 May 15, 2013
Dissolution of the
last storm		 4th November 2013
Strongest storm Raymond - 951  hPa  ( mbar ), 110  kn  (205  km / h )
Tropical lows 21st
Storms 20th
Hurricanes 9
Severe hurricanes ( Cat. 3+ ) 1
Total number of victims 135 total
Total damage $ 4.201 billion   (2013)
Pacific hurricane season
2011 , 2012 , 2013 , 2014 , 2015

The 2013 Pacific hurricane season officially began on May 15 in the Eastern Pacific and June 1 in the Central Pacific. It ended on November 30th. Most tropical storms usually form during this period, as the conditions for hurricanes to form are good , the ocean is warm enough, the humidity is high and there is hardly any wind shear , but a tropical storm could form at any time. All storms north of the equator and east of 180 ° W are included. The storms that form west of 180 ° W are called typhoons and are part of the 2013 Pacific typhoon season .

The season started punctually with the formation of Tropical Storm Alvin on May 15, the official start of the hurricane season in the Eastern Pacific. Two weeks after Alvin, Hurricane Barbara was the first hurricane of the season. Barbara reached the strength of a weak hurricane and went ashore on the evening of May 29 over the border region between Chiapas and Oaxaca . The storm killed at least 4 people. The next two hurricanes, Cosme and Dalila, developed south of Mexico and both affected the weather in the southern and western parts of the country. The storm that followed, Erick, also received hurricane status and moved directly along the coast of Mexico. Several parts of the country have been flooded. Tropical Storm Flossie, which formed in late July, was the first tropical system of the season to move into the central Pacific and disintegrated west-northwest of Hawaii . Far away from the mainland, Hurricane Gil also formed, which existed in late July and early August. The subsequent Hurricane Henriette formed directly east of Gil and initially had difficulties developing. However, as Gil moved further away, Henriette grew rapidly and intensified into a Category 2 hurricane. After less than a week of silence, the first storm named by the Central Pacific Hurricane Center (CPHC) formed in the central Pacific not far from the date line : Pewa. After Pewa moved to the Western Pacific two days later, the weak tropical storm Unala, which had a lifespan of only one day, formed directly east of the system. The subsequent tropical storms Ivo, Juliette, Kiko and Lorena all affected the weather in Baja California . Ivo and Kiko also influenced the weather in the southwestern United States . In mid-September, the tropical storm Manuel formed south of Mexico, which first came ashore via Colima and then re-intensified west of Nayarit and landed as a hurricane over Sinaloa . Manuel claimed at least 169 lives and caused a total loss of 4.2 billion US dollars. The subsequent tropical storm Narda formed in early October far away from land over the open Pacific and therefore did not threaten any country. With Octave and Priscilla, two tropical storms formed in mid-October. While the weaker of the two, Priscilla, threatened no land, Octave went ashore via Baja California.

Storms

Tropical storm Alvin

Tropical storm
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Duration May 15 - May 17
intensity 50 kn (95 km / h ) (1 minute) , 1000 hPa

On May 14, a wide area of ​​low air pressure formed 650 miles south of Acapulco , Mexico . The following day, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported the formation of Tropical Depression One-E about 1,045 km south-southwest of Acapulco, Mexico. Only six hours later, the low pressure area intensified into a tropical storm and was named Alvin . In the early morning of May 16, Alvin reached its peak with wind speeds of 85 km / h and an air pressure of 1003  hPa , but then weakened again and was only a weak tropical storm by the evening of the same day. In the morning hours of May 17, Alvin weakened himself into a trough 1275 km southwest of Manzanillo , Mexico and the National Hurricane Center issued the final warning on the system. The remains of Alvin showed signs of regeneration after weakening in a trough, but poor conditions for further development prevented the regaining of the status as a tropical low pressure area.

Hurricane Barbara

Category 1 hurricane
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Duration May 28th - May 30th
intensity 70 kn (130 km / h ) (1 minute) , 983 hPa
Hurricane Barbara shortly before its shore leave over the border area between Chiapas and Oaxaca

On May 24, an area of ​​disturbed weather formed 150 miles southwest of the coast of Costa Rica . Over the next few days, the system was able to organize itself more and more, so that on May 27th it had a high probability of developing into a tropical system. On the evening of May 28, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) updated it to Tropical Depression Two-E when it was located about 160 miles south-southwest of Salina Cruz , Mexico . That same evening it was upgraded to a tropical storm and was given the name Barbara . The storm intensified rapidly and had sustained wind speeds of 100 km / h by noon on May 29, which corresponds to a strong tropical storm. Later that day, the National Hurricane Center discovered that Barbara had reached wind speeds of up to 120 km / h, so the storm was upgraded to a hurricane. At 1950 UTC on May 29, Barbara disembarked 35 km west of Tonalá , Chiapas . After going ashore, the hurricane quickly turned into a tropical storm as it moved further and further inland. Early on May 30th, the National Hurricane Center reported that Barbara had weakened into a tropical depression. On the same day, Barbara degenerated 40 km north-northwest of Coatzacoalcos , Mexico into a residual depression and the National Hurricane Center issued the final warning about the system. During the following day, the remains of Barbara moved to Campeche Bay, where they were last seen on June 1st.

At least 4 people were killed as a result of the effects of the storm: In El Salvador , a 44-year-old woman was killed by a tree that had fallen, a 61-year-old surfer from the USA drowned off the coast of Oaxaca , inland of Mexico , a 27-year-old man was swept away in a torrent and the body of a 60-year-old man was found on a river bank in the city of Santa Cruz. In addition, 12 fishermen are missing. 8 of them were found alive.

Hurricane Cosme

Category 1 hurricane
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Duration June 23rd - June 27th
intensity 75 kn (140 km / h ) (1 minute) , 980 hPa

On June 20, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) began observing a zone of disturbed weather located several hundred miles southeast of Acapulco , Mexico . The disorder was able to develop quickly, so that it had a high probability of intensifying into a tropical depression the following day. When the system was about half a mile south of Manzanillo , Mexico on June 23, the National Hurricane Center upgraded it to Tropical Depression Three-E . Early on June 24th, the convection increased and the system was declared Tropical Storm Cosme . At that time, Cosme was approximately 695 km south of Manzanillo , Mexico. The storm intensified rapidly and was a strong tropical storm by the evening of the same day. On the afternoon of June 25th, Cosme showed a visible eye, which is why the National Hurricane Center updated the storm to a hurricane. A few hours later, the hurricane peaked with wind speeds of 140 km / h and an air pressure of 981  hPa . After the peak, Cosme quickly weakened into a tropical storm on June 26th. Just one day later, the storm degenerated to a residual low 1330 km west of Cabo San Lucas , Mexico, and the National Hurricane Center issued the final warning on Cosme.

The effects of the hurricane killed three people in the Mexican state of Guerrero : a tourist drowned in Zihuatanejo , a police officer died in a plane crash and a man drowned off the coast.

Hurricane Dalila

Category 1 hurricane
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Duration June 29th - July 7th
intensity 70 kn (130 km / h ) (1 minute) , 984 hPa

On June 26, an area of ​​disturbed weather formed several hundred miles south of Acapulco , Mexico . The system was able to evolve slowly and two days later it was given a high probability of developing into a tropical depression. By the early morning of June 30th, it had grown enough to be classified as a Four-E Tropical Depression by the National Hurricane Center 485 km southwest of Acapulco, Mexico . Only six hours later, the low pressure area reached storm status and was given the name Dalila . At first the storm could not evolve and remained a weak tropical storm that was still quite disorganized. However, on the evening of July 1st, Dalila began to intensify rapidly and quickly intensified into a strong tropical storm with sustained wind speeds of up to 110 km / h and an air pressure of 992  hPa . When the storm began to form a tiny eye on July 2, the National Hurricane Center updated Dalila to a hurricane. After the peak, the hurricane quickly weakened back into a tropical storm on the afternoon of July 3, and by the evening of the following day was nothing more than a tropical depression. In the course of the next two days, Dalila was able to maintain this status, but on the evening of July 5th it only had wind speeds of 45 km / h. Early on July 7th, the National Hurricane Center reported that Dalila had degenerated into a residual low about 750 km south-southwest of Cabo San Lucas , Mexico.

Hurricane Erick

Category 1 hurricane
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Duration July 4th - July 9th
intensity 70 kn (130 km / h ) (1 minute) , 983 hPa

On July 1, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) began observing a zone of disturbed weather several hundred miles south of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec . The disorder developed slowly and was given a high chance of developing into a tropical system on July 3rd. On the afternoon of the following day, the National Hurricane Center upgraded the system to Tropical Depression Five-E when it was located approximately 420 km south-southeast of Acapulco , Mexico . 12 hours later this intensified into a tropical storm and was named Erick . The storm intensified rapidly and by the afternoon of July 5 it had sustained wind speeds of around 110 km / h, which corresponds to a strong tropical storm. When Erick began to form an eye around noon on July 6, the National Hurricane Center updated the storm to a hurricane. At the same time, Erick reached its climax with wind speeds of 130 km / h and an air pressure of 984  hPa before the hurricane weakened into a tropical storm the following day. On the approach to Baja California , the storm weakened into a tropical depression in the late evening of July 8th. On the following day, the low pressure area 100 km west-southwest of Cabo San Lazaro , Mexico, degenerated to a residual low .

In Mexico, the effects of the hurricane killed at least two people and two more are missing.

Tropical storm flossie

Tropical storm
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Duration July 25th - July 30th
intensity 60 kn (110 km / h ) (1 minute) , 994 hPa

On July 21, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported the formation of a wide area of ​​low air pressure several hundred miles south-southwest of Acapulco , Mexico . Little by little the low pressure area was able to organize itself and on the following day got a medium probability of developing into a tropical cyclone. By the early morning of July 25th, the system had developed enough to be upgraded from the National Hurricane Center, about 1,530 km west-southwest of Cabo San Lucas , Mexico, to a tropical depression, which was designated Six-E . Just six hours later, the depression was upgraded to Tropical Storm Flossie . The storm gradually gained strength and by the afternoon of July 26th had wind speeds of 95 km / h. Early on July 27th, Flossie peaked with sustained wind speeds of 110 km / h and an air pressure of 995  hPa , which corresponds to a strong tropical storm. On the same day, the storm moved into the area of ​​responsibility of the Central Pacific Hurricane Center. Over the next few days, Flossie maintained her intensity and only slowly weakened. On July 29th, the tropical storm passed Hawaii with winds of 75 km / h north and weakened into a tropical depression early on July 30th. On the same day, Flossie degenerated 225 km west-northwest of Honolulu , Hawaii to an extratropical residual low.

Hurricane Gil

Category 1 hurricane
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Duration July 30th - August 6th
intensity 75 kn (140 km / h ) (1 minute) , 985 hPa

On July 29, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) began observing a wide area of ​​low air pressure located approximately 1,000 miles south-southwest of Cabo San Lucas , Mexico . The system organized itself rapidly and was upgraded the next day 1,300 km south-southwest of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico to a tropical depression, which was named Seven-E . Only six hours later, the low pressure area reached storm force and was named Gil . The storm intensified rapidly and formed a visible eye on the evening of July 31st, prompting the National Hurricane Center to promote Gil to a hurricane. Gil reached its peak late on August 1st with wind speeds of 140 km / h and an air pressure of 985  hPa . After that, the hurricane weakened quickly and by the afternoon of the following day it was just a tropical storm. Gil weakened slowly over the course of the next day and maintained its intensity as a moderate tropical storm. On August 4th, however, the storm became increasingly disorganized and eventually weakened into a tropical depression. However, when the low pressure area moved into the area of ​​responsibility of the Central Pacific Hurricane Center early on August 6, it was able to intensify again into a tropical storm. On the same day, however, Gil weakened again to a tropical low pressure area and degenerated into an extra-tropical residual low in the early morning of August 7, 1510 km east-southeast of Hilo , Hawaii .

Hurricane Henriette

Category 2 hurricane
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Duration August 3 - August 11
intensity 90 kn (165 km / h ) (1 minute) , 976 hPa

On July 30, the National Hurricane Center began observing an area of ​​disturbed weather about 750 miles south of Cabo San Lucas , Mexico . The system organized itself quickly so that on the same day it had a high probability of developing into a tropical depression. Due to the proximity to Hurricane Gil, the disturbance could not intensify any further and on August 1st it only had a medium probability. After Gil moved further away from the system, however, it was able to organize itself again and was updated on August 3, 1770 km southwest of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico to the tropical low pressure area Acht-E . The next day the National Hurricane Center upgraded the depression to a tropical storm and named it Henriette . The storm intensified quickly and by August 5th had wind speeds of 100 km / h. Henriette developed a weak eye early on August 6th and was upgraded to a hurricane. Later that day, the hurricane reached its preliminary peak with sustained wind speeds of around 150 km / h, which corresponds to a strong Category 1 hurricane. Henriette then weakened a little, but still had wind speeds of 140 km / h. Contrary to all forecasts that announced that the hurricane would weaken further, Henriette intensified on August 8th into a category 2 hurricane with wind speeds of 155 km / h. In the afternoon of the same day, Henriette peaked with wind speeds of 165 km / h and an air pressure of 976  hPa and moved to the central Pacific in the late evening, where the hurricane rapidly weakened into a category 1 storm. The hurricane lost its force rapidly and was downgraded to a tropical storm by the Central Pacific Hurricane Center on the morning of August 9. Henriette continued to weaken and in the late evening of the same day only had wind speeds of 85 km / h. Located southeast of Hawaii , the storm could not maintain its intensity and on the evening of August 10th was already a very weak tropical storm. Henriette lost storm force early on August 11th and was downgraded to a tropical depression. A little later, the low pressure area degenerated to an extra-tropical residual low when it was 870 km south of Honolulu , Hawaii.

Tropical storm Pewa

Tropical storm
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Duration August 16 - August 18 (→ Western Pacific )
intensity 55 kn (100 km / h ) (1 minute) , 1000 hPa

In the afternoon of August 16, the Central Pacific Hurricane Center (CPHC) reported the formation of tropical storm Pewa about 840 km south-southwest of Johnston Atoll . The storm intensified rapidly and had wind speeds of 100 km / h on the following day, before it crossed the International Date Line and moved into the western Pacific on August 18 .

Tropical storm Unala

Tropical storm
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Duration August 19 - August 19 (→ Western Pacific )
intensity 35 kn (65 km / h ) (1 minute) , 998 hPa

On the morning of August 19, the Central Pacific Hurricane Center (CPHC) reported that tropical storm Unala had formed about 2050 km west-southwest of Lihu'e , Hawaii . Just 6 hours later, the storm moved into the western Pacific.

Tropical Depression Three-C

Tropical depression
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Duration August 19 - August 20 (→ Western Pacific )
intensity 30 kn (55 km / h ) (1 minute) , 1008 hPa

In the late evening of August 19, 18 hours after Unala, the tropical depression Drei-C formed about 660 km west-northwest of the Johnston Atoll . The following day, it moved across the International Date Line into the Western Pacific.

Tropical storm Ivo

Tropical storm
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Duration August 22nd - August 25th
intensity 40 kn (75 km / h ) (1 minute) , 997 hPa

On August 17, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) began observing an area of ​​low pressure about 500 miles south-southwest of Acapulco , Mexico . The system was able to organize itself slowly and on August 19 got a medium probability of developing into a tropical depression. It was given a high probability early on August 21 and was classified as Tropical Depression Nine-E the afternoon of the following day when it was located approximately 625 km south-southwest of Cabo San Lucas , Mexico. 24 hours after being classified as a tropical depression, the system was upgraded to a tropical storm and named Ivo . The storm reached its peak in the night of August 24th with wind speeds of 75 km / h and an air pressure of 998  hPa , but weakened a little as Baja California approached . In the early morning of August 25, the National Hurricane Center downgraded Ivo to a tropical depression. Eighteen hours later, the system degenerated to an extra-tropical residual low when it was about 235 km south of Punta Eugenia , Mexico.

Tropical storm Juliette

Tropical storm
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Duration August 28th - August 29th
intensity 55 kn (100 km / h ) (1 minute) , 997 hPa

On August 27, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) began observing an area of ​​low air pressure that formed a few hundred miles south-southeast of Manzanillo , Mexico . The system moved rapidly north and updated to tropical Storm Juliette on the evening of August 28, approximately 205 km southeast of Cabo San Lucas , Mexico . The storm landed just hours later via Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Then Juliette moved along the west coast of Baja California and reached its peak there with wind speeds of 85 km / h and an air pressure of 999  hPa . Moving in a northwest direction, the storm weakened to a tropical depression on August 29, and degenerated to an extra-tropical residual depression early the next day when it was 125 km southeast of Punta Eugenia , Mexico.

Hurricane Kiko

Category 1 hurricane
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Duration August 30th - September 2nd
intensity 65 kn (120 km / h ) (1 minute) , 989 hPa

On August 27, an area of ​​low air pressure formed approximately 1,000 miles southwest of Cabo San Lucas , Mexico . Located directly southwest of Juliette, the system was initially unable to organize itself. It was only when the storm degenerated to a residual low on August 30th and moved to the northwest that the disturbance began to intensify and on the same day had a high probability of developing into a tropical cyclone. By the early morning of August 31, the system had organized itself enough to be classified as a Tropical Depression Elf-E . Eighteen hours later, the National Hurricane Center updated the depression for tropical storm Kiko . The storm intensified rapidly and reached its peak on the night of September 1st with wind speeds of 110 km / h and an air pressure of 993  hPa , which corresponds to a strong tropical storm. After that, Kiko weakened rapidly and only 18 hours after its peak was only a tropical low pressure area, which degenerated a little later to an extra-tropical residual low when it was 685 km west of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

In the follow-up analysis of the storm, the National Hurricane Center found that Kiko reached sustained wind speeds of 120 km / h and was thus subsequently updated to a hurricane.

Tropical storm Lorena

Tropical storm
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Duration September 5th - September 7th
intensity 45 kn (85 km / h ) (1 minute) , 1002 hPa

On September 2, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported that an area of ​​showers and thunderstorms had formed several hundred miles south of the coast of southwestern Mexico. The disturbance was moving north-northwest and quickly began to organize. It was declared a Tropical Depression Twelve-E on the morning of September 5 , when it was located 245 km southwest of Manzanillo , Mexico . 12 hours later the system reached storm force and was named Lorena . Over the next few days, Lorena moved northwest and remained a weak tropical storm that was relatively disorganized. On the evening of September 6, the center of the storm passed directly west of Cabo San Lucas , Mexico. A little later Lorena weakened to a tropical low pressure area and degenerated early on September 8th 60 km south-southeast of Cabo San Lazaro , Mexico to an extra-tropical residual low .

Hurricane Manuel

Category 1 hurricane
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Duration September 13th - September 19th
intensity 65 kn (120 km / h ) (1 minute) , 983 hPa

On September 11th, a very large area of ​​low air pressure formed south of the Gulf of Tehuantepec. The disturbance organized itself quickly and the next day it had a high probability of developing into a tropical depression. By the afternoon of September 13th, the system had organized itself enough to be classified as Tropical Depression Thirteen-E , approximately 225 km south of Zihuatanejo , Mexico . Only six hours later it reached storm force and was named Manuel . The storm intensified rapidly and reached its peak on the evening of September 14 with wind speeds of 110 km / h and an air pressure of 985  hPa , which is almost the equivalent of a hurricane. Manuel went ashore in the early evening of September 15 with winds of 100 km / h near Manzanillo , Mexico and weakened quickly. On the same day, the storm weakened to a tropical depression and dissolved early on September 16 about 10 km west of Puerto Vallarta , Mexico. The remaining low in Manuel quickly moved back over the sea and regenerated into a tropical low pressure area late on September 17, when it was about 120 km west-southwest of Mazatlán , Mexico. The storm intensified rapidly and formed an eye the following day, prompting the National Hurricane Center to promote Manuel to a hurricane. On the afternoon of September 19, the hurricane landed with winds of 120 km / h west of Culiacan , Mexico. 12 hours after going ashore, Manuel disintegrated 235 km east of Los Mochis , Mexico.

Tropical storm Narda

Tropical storm
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Duration October 6th - October 10th
intensity 55 kn (100 km / h ) (1 minute) , 997 hPa

On October 2, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) began monitoring an area of ​​low air pressure located approximately 400 miles south-southwest of Manzanillo , Mexico . At first, the disruption could not intensify and remained relatively disorganized. It didn't get a high probability until the morning of October 6th and was promoted to Tropical Depression Fourteen-E a little later when it was 1,435 km southwest of Cabo San Lucas , Mexico. Only six hours later, the low pressure area intensified in the tropical storm Narda . The storm intensified rapidly and reached its climax just 24 hours after its formation with sustained wind speeds of around 100 km / h and an air pressure of 998  hPa . After the climax, Narda weakened as quickly as she had strengthened before. Early on October 9th, Narda lost much of its convection and weakened into a tropical depression. One day later, Narda degenerated over the open Pacific about 2,140 km west-southwest of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico to an extra-tropical residual low.

Tropical storm Octave

Tropical storm
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Duration October 12th - October 15th
intensity 55 kn (100 km / h ) (1 minute) , 994 hPa

On October 8, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) began monitoring a large area of ​​showers and thunderstorms several hundred miles south of Puerto Angel , Mexico . The disturbance quickly organized itself and the very next day it had a high probability of developing into a tropical depression. However, it wasn't until early October 13th that the disturbance had been sufficiently organized to update to tropical depression Fifteen-E that same day, 755 km south of Cabo San Lucas , Mexico . Only six hours later it reached storm force and was named Octave . The storm reached its peak just 24 hours after its formation with wind speeds of around 100 km / h and an air pressure of 995  hPa . As Octave approached Baja California on October 14, the system weakened into a moderate tropical storm and landed early on October 15 via Comondú , Mexico as a tropical depression. A little later, Octave degenerated to a residual depression about 130 km north-northwest of Los Mochis , Mexico.

Tropical storm Priscilla

Tropical storm
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Duration October 14th - October 16th
intensity 40 kn (75 km / h ) (1 minute) , 1001 hPa

On October 12, an area of ​​disturbed weather formed about 850 miles south-southwest of Cabo San Lucas , Mexico , directly southwest of what would become tropical Storm Octave. The system was able to organize itself quickly and already had a high probability of developing into a tropical depression the next day. On the morning of October 14, the National Hurricane Center upgraded the fault to Tropical Storm Priscilla when it was located approximately 1,135 km southwest of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. On the same day, the system reached its peak as a weak tropical storm with wind speeds of 75 km / h and an air pressure of 1001  hPa . Priscilla then weakened rapidly and was downgraded to a tropical depression on the evening of October 15. In the early morning of October 17, the low pressure area degenerated to an extra-tropical residual low when it was approximately 1,235 km west-southwest of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

Hurricane Raymond

Category 3 hurricane
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Duration October 20th - October 30th
intensity 110 kn (205 km / h ) (1 minute) , 951 hPa

On October 17, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported that a wide area of ​​low air pressure had formed near Central America . The fault moved westward and on October 19 had a high probability of developing into a tropical depression. Early on October 20, the system was updated to the Seventeen-E Tropical Depression when it was about 330 km south of Acapulco , Mexico . The promotion to Tropical Storm Raymond followed just six hours later . The storm then intensified rapidly and was a Category 1 hurricane at midnight. Raymond continued to develop, reaching Category 2 hurricane strength three hours later. On the morning of October 21, the National Hurricane Center reported that Raymond had intensified into a major Category 3 hurricane. In the evening, the storm reached its climax with wind speeds of around 205 km / h and an air pressure of 949  hPa , when it was about 170 km south-southwest of Zihuatanejo and hardly moved. Remaining stationary south of Mexico, Raymond weakened into a Category 2 hurricane on the afternoon of October 22nd and a Category 1 hurricane only three hours later. The hurricane continued to weaken, and the National Hurricane Center reported the next day that Raymond had been downgraded to a tropical storm. Over the next day, Raymond weakened into a weak tropical storm with winds as low as 75 km / h and quickly moved west and away from Mexico. The storm began to intensify somewhat on October 25th and reached the strength of a moderate tropical storm. Early on October 27th, Raymond began to form a tiny eye and was therefore upgraded to a hurricane again by the National Hurricane Center. The storm was developing rapidly, so the National Hurricane Center reported that evening that Raymond had intensified into a Category 2 hurricane. Six hours later, the hurricane reached its second peak with wind speeds of around 165 km / h and an air pressure of 972 hPa. After that, Raymond weakened rapidly and by the evening of October 28th it was just a tropical storm. Two days later, the system degenerated to an extratropical residual low when it was about 580 km southwest of Cabo San Lucas , Mexico.

Tropical storm Sonia

Tropical storm
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Duration November 1st - November 4th
intensity 40 kn (75 km / h ) (1 minute) , 1002 hPa

Late on October 29, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) began monitoring a large area of ​​disturbed weather that formed south of Mexico . The disturbance rapidly intensified and the next day received a medium probability of developing into a tropical depression. On the afternoon of October 31st, the system got a high probability and was upgraded to Tropical Depression Eighteen-E early November 1st when it was 485 km southwest of Manzanillo , Mexico. At first, the depression remained quite disorganized and could not intensify. It was not until late on November 2 that the system showed signs of intensification and the first storm warnings were issued for the coast of Sinaloa . By the morning of November 3, the depression had enough organization to be upgraded to Tropical Storm Sonia by the National Hurricane Center . Later on the same day the storm reached its peak with sustained wind speeds of around 75 km / h and an air pressure of 1003  hPa . Sonia disembarked near Culiacan , Mexico early on November 4th as a weak tropical storm. A little later, the system broke up about 125 km northeast of Culiacan, Mexico.

Storm names

The following names are given this season. Names that are no longer used, if at all, will be announced by the World Meteorological Organization in spring 2014. The names from this list that have not been deleted will be used again in the 2019 season . This is the same list that was used in the 2007 season .

  • Alvin
  • Barbara
  • Cosme
  • Dalila
  • Erick
  • Flossie
  • Gil
  • Henriette
  • Ivo
  • Juliette
  • Kiko
  • Lorena
  • Manuel
  • Narda
  • Octave
  • Priscilla
  • Raymond
  • Sonia
  • Tico  (unused)
  • Velma  (unused)
  • Valais  (unused)
  • Xina  (unused)
  • York  (unused)
  • Zelda  (unused)

The following four names are used for the next few storms to form in the central Pacific.

  • Pewa
  • Unala
  • Wali  (unused)
  • Ana  (unused)

Season course

See also

Web links

Commons : Pacific Hurricane Season 2013  - Collection of Pictures, Videos and Audio Files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory , Hurricane Research Division: Frequently Asked Questions: When is hurricane season? . NOAA . Retrieved April 23, 2013.
  2. ^ John Cangialosi: Graphical Tropical Weather Outlook for the Eastern North Pacific May 14, 2013 1245 PM PDT ( English ) National Hurricane Center. May 14, 2013. Retrieved May 17, 2013.
  3. ^ Robbie Berg: Tropical Depression One-E Public Advisory Number 1 ( English ) National Hurricane Center. May 15, 2013. Retrieved May 15, 2013.
  4. ^ Robbie Berg: Tropical Storm Alvin Public Advisory Number 2 ( English ) National Hurricane Center. May 15, 2013. Retrieved May 15, 2013.
  5. ↑ Eric Blake: Tropical Storm Alvin Public Advisory Number 4 ( English ) National Hurricane Center. May 16, 2013. Retrieved May 17, 2013.
  6. ^ Todd Kimberlain: Tropical Storm Alvin Public Advisory Number 7 ( English ) National Hurricane Center. May 16, 2013. Retrieved May 17, 2013.
  7. ↑ Eric Blake: Post-Tropical Cyclone Alvin Public Advisory Number 8 ( English ) National Hurricane Center. May 17, 2013. Retrieved May 17, 2013.
  8. ^ John Cangialosi: Graphical Tropical Weather Outlook for the Eastern North Pacific May 18, 2013 1100 AM PDT ( English ) National Hurricane Center. May 18, 2013. Retrieved May 19, 2013.
  9. ^ Daniel Brown: Graphical Tropical Weather Outlook for the Eastern North Pacific May 24, 2013 0500 PM PDT ( English ) National Hurricane Center. May 24, 2013. Retrieved May 29, 2013.
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