Pacific hurricane season 2014

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Pacific hurricane season 2014
All the storms of the season
All the storms of the season
Formation of the
first storm		 May 22, 2014
Dissolution of the
last storm		 5th November 2014
Strongest storm Marie - 918  hPa  ( mbar ), 140  kn  (260  km / h )
Tropical lows 23
Storms 22nd
Hurricanes 16
Severe hurricanes ( Cat. 3+ ) 9
Total number of victims 42 total
Total damage $ 1.24 billion   (2014)
Pacific hurricane seasons
2012 , 2013 , 2014 , 2015 , 2016

The 2014 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 2014 Pacific typhoon season .

The season got off to a quick start with the formation of Tropical Storm Amanda on May 22, a week after the official start of hurricane season in the Eastern Pacific. The storm reached wind speeds of around 250 km / h three days later, making it the strongest hurricane ever observed in the Eastern Pacific in May. Four days after the dissolution of Amanda, the next tropical low pressure area formed directly off the coasts of Chiapas and Guatemala , which was updated to tropical storm Boris a little later. The storm landed near Tonalá , Chiapas on June 4, causing flooding in southern Mexico and Guatemala, killing at least six people. The ensuing Hurricane Cristina formed on June 9 and became the earliest second major hurricane in a season in the Eastern Pacific three days later. After two weeks of calm following the breakup of Cristina, the two weak tropical storms Douglas and Elida formed at the end of June. Another weak system formed with the tropical storm Fausto on July 7th.

Storms

Hurricane Amanda

Category 4 hurricane
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Duration May 22nd - May 29th
intensity 135 kn (250 km / h ) (1 minute) , 932 hPa

Storm course

On May 19, an area of ​​disturbed weather formed several hundred miles south-southwest of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec . Over the course of the following day, the system could not intensify significantly and remained relatively disorganized. On the morning of May 22nd, the disruption was initially given a medium probability, and a few hours later a high probability of developing into a tropical depression. On the evening of the same day the National Hurricane Center reported that the first tropical low pressure area of ​​the season had formed about 1020 km south-southwest of Manzanillo , Colima and was given the designation One-E . Over the next day, the depression began to build up circulation and attained the status of a tropical storm, which was named Amanda . The storm intensified rapidly and was upgraded to a hurricane by noon on May 24th. Twelve hours later, the National Hurricane Center updated Amanda to a major category 3 hurricane. On the morning of May 25, the hurricane reached the second highest category 4. Six hours later, Amanda had sustained winds of 250 km / h, individual peak gusts of 305 km / h and a minimum air pressure of 932 hPa reached its peak. After that, the hurricane slowly began to weaken, so that it was only a weak Category 4 hurricane over the course of May 26th. That evening, Amanda continued her weakening and was downgraded to a Category 3 hurricane by the National Hurricane Center. In the early morning of May 27th, Amanda was only a Category 2 hurricane, but a few hours later it intensified into a major hurricane. However, the storm weakened into a Category 2 hurricane again that evening. On the night of May 28, the National Hurricane Center downgraded Amanda to a strong tropical storm as it weakened rapidly. Moving northeast, Amanda continued to weaken and was only a moderate tropical storm by the late afternoon of the same day, which was downgraded to a tropical depression on May 29th. A little later, the system degenerated to an extra-tropical residual low when it was about 750 km south of Cabo San Lucas , Baja California Sur .

When Amanda showed sustained wind speeds of 250 km / h and an air pressure of 932 hPa on the afternoon of May 25, the hurricane broke the record for the strongest maize storm ever recorded in the Eastern Pacific. Previously, only Hurricane Adolph, which had its peak with wind speeds of 230 km / h and an air pressure of 940 hPa on May 29, 2001, reached category 4 that month.

Effects

At least three people died in Mexico as a result of the storm . The state of Michoacan experienced heavy rains that caused flooding. Roads and cars were badly damaged.

Tropical storm Boris

Tropical storm
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Duration June 2nd - June 4th
intensity 40 kn (75 km / h ) (1 minute) , 998 hPa

Storm course

On May 30, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) began monitoring an area of ​​disturbed weather that has formed several hundred miles south of southeastern Mexico . During the day, the system remained stationary and organized itself so that it had a medium probability of developing into a tropical depression. The disorder moved very slowly the next day, but it could still get worse, making it a high probability. Two days later, on June 2nd, the National Hurricane Center realized that the system had reached the strength of a tropical depression, which is why it was named Two-E . At that time it was located about 365 km south-southeast of Salina Cruz , Oaxaca . Six hours later, a storm warning was issued that ran from Salina Cruz to the Mexican-Guatemalan border. On the morning of June 3, the system began to take a north course and on the same day intensified into the second tropical storm of the season, which was named Boris . On the night of June 4, the storm approached the coast and went ashore near Tonalá , Chiapas in the early morning . A few hours after going ashore, Boris weakened into a tropical depression. In the evening hours of the same day, the system broke up about 130 km east-northeast of Salina Cruz, Oaxaca.

Effects

In Guatemala , heavy rains triggered a landslide that killed at least five people. Three other people were also injured. Several houses were damaged or destroyed.

Hurricane Cristina

Category 4 hurricane
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Duration June 9th - June 15th
intensity 130 kn (240 km / h ) (1 minute) , 935 hPa

Storm course

On the morning of June 7th, several hundred miles south of Acapulco , Guerrero, a wide area of ​​low pressure formed. During the day, the system slowly moved west and was able to organize itself somewhat so that it had a medium probability of developing into a tropical depression. It headed northwest during the following day and approached the coast on June 9th. On the evening of the same day, the National Hurricane Center classified the fault as tropical depression Drei-E , which at that time was about 260 km south of Zihuatanejo , Guerrero . Just six hours later, the system intensified into a tropical storm that was named Cristina . On the evening of June 10, the system reached the strength of a moderate tropical storm and intensified into a Category 1 hurricane on June 11, simultaneously moving west. On the night of the next day, Cristina took a course west-northwest and intensified into a Category 2 hurricane. A few hours later, on the morning of June 12, the National Hurricane Center upgraded the storm to a major Category 3 hurricane as it began to intensify rapidly. Cristina reached the second highest category 4 during the day, making it the second hurricane of this category in the Eastern Pacific this season. Three hours later the system reached its peak with sustained wind speeds of 240 km / h and an air pressure of 935 hPa. After that, however, Cristina weakened and was downgraded to a Category 3 hurricane on the night of June 13. During the day, the storm continued to weaken and was downgraded to Category 2. Following a northwest course, Cristina approached Socorro and was downgraded to a Category 1 hurricane on the evening of June 13th. After the hurricane hit the island, it weakened into a strong tropical storm on June 14th. Cristina continued its rapid weakening and was downgraded to a weak tropical storm in the early morning of June 15. During the day, the system was just a tropical low pressure area, which degenerated into an extra-tropical residual low about 490 km west-southwest of Cabo San Lucas , Baja California Sur in the evening and the National Hurricane Center issued the last warning.

Tropical Storm Douglas

Tropical storm
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Duration June 28th - July 5th
intensity 45 kn (85 km / h ) (1 minute) , 999 hPa

Storm course

On June 25, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) began observing an area of ​​showers and thunderstorms off the coast of southern Mexico and Central America . It moved in a northwest direction during the day, intensified, and on June 27 was several hundred miles south-southwest of Acapulco , Guerrero . Early the next day, it got a high chance of developing into a tropical system. On the evening of June 28, the National Hurricane Center classified the fault as tropical depression Vier-E when it was analyzed about 525 km south-southwest of Manzanillo , Colima . In the course of the following day the system moved in a west-northwest direction, but could not organize itself significantly. On the night of June 30th, the low pressure area reached the strength of a weak tropical storm, which is why the National Hurricane Center named it Douglas . The storm intensified a little during the day and moved in a northwest direction. Douglas maintained its intensity on July 1st and moved to slightly cooler waters. The next day the storm began to move more slowly and weakened little by the evening of the same day. The National Hurricane Center downgraded Douglas to a tropical depression on July 3. Twelve hours later, however, the system was able to re-intensify itself in a tropical storm. On July 5, Douglas weakened again to a tropical depression and degenerated to an extra-tropical residual depression about 1045 km west of Cabo San Lucas , Baja California Sur on the same day .

Tropical storm Elida

Tropical storm
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Duration June 30th - July 2nd
intensity 45 kn (85 km / h ) (1 minute) , 1002 hPa

Storm course

On June 27th, several hundred miles south of Central America, a large area of ​​unorganized showers and thunderstorms formed. During the course of the day, the disturbance could intensify, so that a day later it had a medium probability of developing into a tropical depression. However, due to its proximity to the emerging tropical storm Douglas west of the system, it weakened a little. On the night of June 30th, however, the system began to strengthen again, which is why it became a high probability. The National Hurricane Center (NHC) found in the afternoon of the same day that the disturbance had intensified into a tropical storm about 195 km west-southwest of Lázaro Cárdenas , Michoacán , and therefore gave it the name Elida . Initially, the system moved in a west-northwest direction and maintained its intensity. During the course of July 1, Elida slowly began to move south, weakening a little. On the night of the following day, the National Hurricane Center downgraded the storm to a tropical depression. On the morning of July 2, this degenerated to an extra-tropical residual low when it was about 270 km south-southeast of Manzanillo , Colima .

Tropical storm Fausto

Tropical storm
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Duration July 7th - July 9th
intensity 40 kn (75 km / h ) (1 minute) , 1004 hPa

Storm course

On the evening of July 7th, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported that tropical storm Fausto had formed about 1,840 km southwest of Cabo San Lucas , Baja California Sur . Six hours later, the system peaked with sustained wind speeds of 75 km / h and an air pressure of 1004 hPa. During the course of July 8th, Fausto failed to strengthen and maintained his intensity as he pulled in a westerly direction. The storm began to weaken on the night of July 9th and turned on a course west-northwest. In the morning of the same day, the National Hurricane Center downgraded Fausto to a tropical low pressure area, which a few hours later dissolved about 2,420 km west-southwest of Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur.

Tropical storm Wali

Tropical storm
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Duration July 17th - July 19th
intensity 40 kn (75 km / h ) (1 minute) , 1001 hPa

Storm course

On the evening of July 17, the Central Pacific Hurricane Center (CPHC) reported the formation of tropical depression One-C , which formed about 1,720 km east-southeast of Hilo , Hawaii . An hour later, the system intensified into a tropical storm named Wali . Over the next day, the tropical storm moved in a northwest direction and began to weaken in the afternoon. Wali continued to weaken rapidly, with the Central Pacific Hurricane Center downgrading the storm to a tropical depression late on July 18. On the morning of the following day, this degenerated about 1150 km east-southeast of Hilo, Hawaii to an extra-tropical residual low.

Hurricane Genevieve

Category 3 hurricane
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Duration July 25th - August 7th (→ Western Pacific )
intensity 100 kn (185 km / h ) (1 minute) , 965 hPa

Storm course

On the morning of July 25, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) began observing tropical storm Genevieve , which formed over the open Pacific Ocean about 1,500 miles east-southeast of South Point , Hawaii . In the course of the day the system moved in a westerly direction and in the evening reached its preliminary climax with wind speeds of around 75 km / h and a minimum air pressure of 1004 hPa as a weak tropical storm. Genevieve began to weaken slowly the morning of the following day. On the afternoon of July 26, the National Hurricane Center downgraded the tropical storm to a tropical depression as it continued to weaken. The system crossed 140 degrees west longitude at noon the next day, so that the Central Pacific Hurricane Center (CPHC) was now in charge of Genevieve. On the night of July 28, the low pressure area degenerated to an extra-tropical residual low when it was located approximately 1,430 km east-southeast of South Point , Hawaii. It moved further west and, according to the Central Pacific Hurricane Center, regenerated back into a tropical depression on the evening of July 29 about 1,390 km southeast of Honolulu , Hawaii. During the following day Genevieve continued their westerly direction and did not strengthen. 24 hours later, on the evening of July 31, the storm weakened again to an extra-tropical residual low about 860 km south-southeast of Hilo , Hawaii. Moving further west, the system was able to develop back into a tropical depression on August 2, when it was about 1,580 km east-southeast of Johnston Island . Six hours later, on the evening of the same day, Genevieve intensified into a tropical storm as it moved west-southwest. However, the storm already weakened into a tropical low pressure area on the night of August 3. During the course of that day, Genevieve hardly changed her westerly direction or intensity. It was not until the afternoon of August 4 that the depression began to move west-northwest and very slowly to intensify. On the evening of the next day, the Central Pacific Hurricane Center again updated the system to a tropical storm. 18 hours later Genevieve intensified into a Category 1 hurricane when the storm began to form a visible eye. By the early morning of August 7th, the system had rapidly intensified into a Category 4 hurricane while crossing the International Date Line so that it was now in the western Pacific.

Hurricane Hernan

Category 1 hurricane
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Duration July 26th - July 29th
intensity 65 kn (120 km / h ) (1 minute) , 992 hPa

Storm course

Early on July 26th, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported that about 660 km south-southwest of Manzanillo , Colima, a tropical depression known as Eight-E had formed. Twelve hours later, on the evening of the same day, the system intensified into a tropical storm, named Hernan , which moved northwest. As a result, the cyclones began to intensify rapidly and by the morning of July 27th it was already a strong tropical storm. When Hernan passed Socorro westward later that day , the National Hurricane Center upgraded the system to a hurricane. The storm reached its climax in the early morning of July 28, with sustained wind speeds of around 120 km / h and a minimum air pressure of 992 hPa. Just six hours later, Hernan weakened again into a tropical storm as it drifted west-northwest. The system then continued its rapid weakening and was downgraded to a moderate tropical storm on the evening of July 28th. The next day, Hernan degenerated to an extra-tropical residual low when the storm was located about 1145 km west of Cabo San Lucas , Baja California Sur .

Hurricane Iselle

Category 4 hurricane
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Duration July 31st - August 9th
intensity 120 kn (220 km / h ) (1 minute) , 947 hPa

Storm course

Late in the evening of July 31, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) began observing tropical storm Iselle , which formed some 1,730 km southwest of Cabo San Lucas , Baja California Sur, far from land. Over the course of the next day, the system moved in a west-northwest direction and was already a strong tropical storm in the afternoon. Iselle continued its rapid intensification and was upgraded to a hurricane on the night of August 2nd. Eighteen hours later, the storm hit Category 2, according to the National Hurricane Center. The storm, moving in a westerly direction, turned into a major Category 3 hurricane on the afternoon of August 3. Iselle weakened the night of the following day although briefly turned back into a Category 2 hurricane, it was able to develop back into a major hurricane in the morning. Later that day, the National Hurricane Center reported that the storm had unexpectedly intensified into a second-highest Category 4 hurricane. Six hours later, Iselle reached its peak with sustained wind speeds of around 220 km / h and a minimum air pressure of 947 hPa. On the morning of August 5, the system slowly began to weaken and was downgraded to a Category 3 hurricane by the National Hurricane Center. 12 hours later, Iselle crossed 140 degrees west longitude, was now under the control of the Central Pacific Hurricane Center, and at the same time weakened into a Category 2 hurricane. The storm continued its west-northwest trajectory through August 6 and was downgraded to a Category 1 hurricane. Iselle maintained its intensity as a strong Category 1 hurricane the morning of the following day, did not weaken any further at this point and remained very dangerous to Hawaii . It wasn't until later that day, on the evening of August 7th, that the system slowly began to weaken and was downgraded to a minor hurricane by the Central Pacific Hurricane Center. At the same time, the storm was approaching Big Island . On the morning of August 8, Iselle was downgraded to a strong tropical storm and went ashore over the southern part of the island about six hours later. The system reached the sea south of Kailua-Kona in the afternoon of the same day and rapidly weakened into a moderate tropical storm. At midnight on August 9, the Central Pacific Hurricane Center downgraded Iselle to a very weak tropical storm, but it was still causing gusts of wind. Nine hours later, the system disintegrated about 150 miles southwest of Lihu'e , Kaua'i .

Effects

The storm claimed at least one death: the body of a 19-year-old woman was found by a rescue team on a stretch of coast on the island of Kaua'i . It is believed that she was previously swept away by the strong current.

Hurricane Julio

Category 3 hurricane
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Duration August 4th - August 15th
intensity 105 kn (195 km / h ) (1 minute) , 960 hPa

Storm course

In the early morning of August 4, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported that tropical depression Zehn-E had formed approximately 1,280 km southwest of Cabo San Lucas , Baja California Sur . Just six hours later, the system intensified into a tropical storm that was named Julio . Later that day, the National Hurricane Center upgraded Julio to a moderate tropical storm. At this point the cyclone was moving west. 24 hours later, on the evening of August 5th, the system gradually intensified and was now a strong tropical storm. Early the following day, the National Hurricane Center updated Julio to a Category 1 hurricane when it formed a visible eye and drifted in a west-northwest direction. The storm continued its migratory direction later that day and was upgraded to a Category 2 hurricane by the morning of August 7th. Around 18 hours later, on the night of the next day, Julio intensified itself into a major category 3 hurricane. At the same time, the system crossed 140 degrees west longitude, was now under the responsibility of the Central Pacific Hurricane Center and reached with Wind speeds of around 195 km / h and an air pressure of 962 hPa peaked. However, Julio already weakened back into a Category 2 hurricane on August 8th. On the night of the following day, the Central Pacific Hurricane Center downgraded the system to a minor hurricane of that category. Over the course of the same day, Julio maintained its intensity with sustained wind speeds of around 155 km / h. In the early morning of August 10, the storm weakened far east-northeast of the Big Island into a Category 1 hurricane as it turned on a northwest course.

Hurricane Karina

Category 1 hurricane
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Duration August 13th - August 26th
intensity 75 kn (140 km / h ) (1 minute) , 983 hPa

Storm course

Early on August 13th, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) began observing a tropical depression located about 525 km west-southwest of Manzanillo , Colima and identified as Elf-E . As the day progressed, the system moved in a westerly direction and intensified into tropical storm Karina . On the morning of the following day, the National Hurricane Center updated it to a moderate tropical storm. Karina intensified further and was already a category 1 hurricane on the evening of August 14th. However, the system could not hold this status for long and weakened again 12 hours later into a tropical storm. On the evening of August 16, Karina was already just a weak tropical storm, moving westwards in a very unorganized way. Over the next day, the system did little to intensify and was still relatively disorganized when it embarked on a west-southwest course. It wasn't until late August 18 that Karina began regaining strength and was upgraded to a moderate tropical storm by the National Hurricane Center. At noon the following day, the system drifted west again and remained a tropical storm of moderate intensity. Twenty-four hours later, on the afternoon of August 20, Karina began to remain inpatient, but without intensifying.

Hurricane Lowell

Category 1 hurricane
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Duration August 17th - August 24th
intensity 65 kn (120 km / h ) (1 minute) , 980 hPa

Storm course

On the morning of August 18, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported the formation of the tropical depression Twelve-E , which was located approximately 1030 km southwest of Cabo San Lucas , Baja California Sur . 24 hours later, the system intensified into a tropical storm named Lowell . The cyclone drifted from a west-northwest to a northwest direction during August 19 and updated to a moderate intensity storm. The following day, Lowell continued to gain strength, forming a large but poorly visible eye, and was upgraded to a strong tropical storm by the National Hurricane Center. The system organized itself a little more on August 21, and in the afternoon of the same day reached the strength of a Category 1 hurricane. Six hours later, Lowell peaked with sustained winds of around 120 km / h and an air pressure of 982 hPa. On the night of August 22nd, the cyclones weakened into a powerful tropical storm, according to the National Hurricane Center. Lowell continued its weakening later that day and was downgraded to a moderate tropical storm. On the morning of August 23, the system was nothing but a weak tropical storm, which degenerated to an extra-tropical residual low about 1,790 km west of Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur in the early morning of the next day.

Hurricane Marie

Category 5 hurricane
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Duration August 22nd - August 28th
intensity 140 kn (260 km / h ) (1 minute) , 918 hPa

Storm course

In the early morning of August 22nd, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) began observing a tropical depression, which was about 510 km south of Acapulco , Guerrero and was named Thirteen-E . Just six hours later, the system strengthened in tropical storm Marie . That evening, the cyclone reached the intensity of a moderate tropical storm as it moved in a west-northwest direction. 12 hours later, on the morning of August 23, Marie intensified into a Category 1 hurricane when the storm began to form a tiny eye. The system quickly gained in strength and was upgraded to a strong hurricane of this category that evening. In the early morning of August 24th, Marie began a rapid intensification and developed first into a Category 2 hurricane and only six hours later into a storm of the second highest Category 4. The cyclones reached on the evening of the same day with continuous wind speeds of around 260 km / h the highest category 5 and is thus the first hurricane of this category since Celia from 2010. A few hours later, on the night of August 25th, Marie weakened again into a category 4 storm, drifted northwest and pulled just west of Clarión . The system began to weaken on the morning of August 26 and was initially downgraded to a Category 3 hurricane by the National Hurricane Center. Six hours later, Marie was already a Category 2 hurricane when the cyclone continued to lose power. Moving in a west-northwest direction, the storm weakened into a Category 1 hurricane on the night of August 27 as it reached cooler waters. In the course of the day Marie was downgraded to a strong tropical storm and by the afternoon of August 28th was already a tropical storm of weak intensity. On the morning of the following day, the system degenerated into an extra-tropical cyclone about 1,585 km west-southwest of San Diego , California .

Hurricane Norbert

Category 3 hurricane
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Duration September 2nd - September 8th
intensity 110 kn (205 km / h ) (1 minute) , 950 hPa

Storm course

On the afternoon of September 2, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported that tropical storm Norbert had formed about 285 km southwest of Manzanillo , Colima . Fifteen hours later, on the morning of the following day, the system turned from a north to a northwest course and intensified into a tropical storm of moderate intensity. Over the course of the same day, Norbert upgraded to a strong tropical storm and began moving in a west-northwest direction. At midnight on September 4, the cyclone reached Category 1 hurricane strength when it began to form a poorly visible eye. Norbert intensified in the course of the day to a strong storm of this category and moved to the northwest. In the early morning of September 5, the center of the cyclone was already a few kilometers west-southwest of Cabo San Lucas and was parallel to the west coast of Baja California Sur . On the night of the following day, the National Hurricane Center upgraded Norbert to a Category 2 hurricane when it was analyzed south-southwest of Cabo San Lazaro . The system intensified into a major hurricane on the morning of September 6, when it began to move away from the coast and simultaneously peaked with sustained winds of around 195 km / h and an air pressure of 957 hPa. Later that day, Norbert weakened again into a Category 2 hurricane and moved in a northwest direction, causing the storm to move further from the coast. The National Hurricane Center downgraded the cyclones to a Category 1 hurricane on the night of September 7 as it swept over cooler waters and turned on a west-northwest course. Fifteen hours later, on the afternoon of the same day, the system quickly weakened into a tropical storm and degenerated into an extra-tropical depression about 320 km west of Punta Eugenia , Baja California Sur on the morning of September 8th .

Hurricane Odile

Category 4 hurricane
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Duration September 10th - September 18th
intensity 120 kn (220 km / h ) (1 minute) , 918 hPa

Storm course

On the morning of September 10th, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) began observing the tropical depression Fifteen-E , which has formed about 395 km southwest of Acapulco , Guerrero . Just six hours later, the system intensified into a tropical storm that was named Odile and moved north-west. The storm drifted west on the morning of September 11, intensifying into a moderate tropical storm. Over the course of the same day, Odile began to move more and more slowly and gained little strength. Eighteen hours later, on the afternoon of September 12, the National Hurricane Center updated the system to a strong tropical storm that remained relatively stationary and barely moving. Odile then began moving northwest and intensified into a Category 1 hurricane on the morning of September 13 when the storm formed an eye. On the night of the next day, the National Hurricane Center upgraded the cyclones to a Category 2 hurricane, which started a rapid intensification and then turned into a major hurricane six hours later. On the morning of September 14th, Odile reached the second highest category 4 with sustained wind speeds of around 215 km / h and at the same time moved in a north-northwest direction. The hurricane approached the southern tip of Baja California in the course of the same day , weakened into a Category 3 hurricane and had a minimum air pressure of only 922 hPa in the evening. In the early morning of September 15, the storm went near Cabo San Lucas reached top speeds of around 205 mph on land and was downgraded to a Category 2 hurricane by the National Hurricane Center about seven hours later as it swept inland. Odile quickly weakened further into a Category 1 hurricane and continued to move in a northwest direction over Baja California. On the night of September 16, the system continued to lose its power rapidly and was downgraded to a tropical storm, which at the time was southwest of Mulegé . In the course of the same day, the cyclone, which has since taken a north-northwest course, reached the border with the state of Baja California . Odile moved over the Isla Ángel de la Guarda as a moderate tropical storm that evening and reached the northern Gulf of California at midnight on September 17th . The system began moving northeast 12 hours later, went ashore a few kilometers south of Puerto Peñasco in the afternoon of the same day and weakened over the inland to a tropical depression. This eventually dissolved about 35 km west-northwest of Caborca , Sonora and 200 km west-southwest of Tucson , Arizona .

Tropical Depression Sixteen-E

Tropical depression
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Duration September 11th - September 15th
intensity 30 kn (55 km / h ) (1 minute) , 1005 hPa

Storm course

On the afternoon of September 11th, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) began observing a tropical depression located approximately 1,250 km southwest of Cabo San Lucas , Baja California Sur and named Sixteen-E . On the night of the following day, the system slowly began to pull in a northerly direction, but did not strengthen. The relatively disorganized low pressure area turned on an east-northeast course on the evening of September 12 and hardly changed its intensity. 24 hours later, on the evening of the next day, the system moved east-south-east at a still slow train speed and organized itself a little on the afternoon of September 14th. Nevertheless, the depression broke up early the following morning when it was located approximately 775 km south-southwest of Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur.

Hurricane Polo

Category 1 hurricane
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Duration September 16 - September 22
intensity 65 kn (120 km / h ) (1 minute) , 979 hPa

Storm course

On the morning of September 16, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported the formation of tropical storm Polo , located about 580 km south-southeast of Acapulco , Guerrero . Over the next 18 hours, the system intensified into a moderate-intensity tropical storm moving northwest. Late on September 17th, Polo was upgraded to a strong tropical storm, which at that time was being analyzed west-southwest of Zihuatanejo . The cyclone began to form a poorly visible eye on the night of the following day and was therefore classified as a hurricane.

Hurricane Rachel

Category 1 hurricane
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Duration September 24th - September 30th
intensity 75 kn (140 km / h ) (1 minute) , 980 hPa

Storm course

On the afternoon of September 24th, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported that about 460 km south-southwest of Manzanillo , Colima, a tropical depression has formed, which has been designated Eighteen-E . Twelve hours later, on the night of the next day, the system was upgraded to Tropical Storm Rachel .

Hurricane Simon

Category 4 hurricane
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Duration October 1st - October 7th
intensity 115 kn (215 km / h ) (1 minute) , 946 hPa

Storm course

On the evening of October 1, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) began observing the tropical depression Nineteen-E , which was analyzed about 190 km south of Manzanillo , Colima . Over the next 12 hours, the system strengthened into Tropical Storm Simon , which was moving in a west-northwest direction. Late on October 2, the cyclone was upgraded to a tropical storm of moderate intensity and began moving westward at the same time. About 18 hours later, Simon turned again to a west-northwest direction, passed Socorro a few kilometers east on the evening of October 3 and intensified into a strong tropical storm. In the early morning of October 4, the National Hurricane Center upgraded the system to a Category 1 hurricane. Simon then began to gain strength quickly and in the afternoon of the same day intensified into a Category 2 hurricane. The cyclones intensified rapidly over the next three hours, formed a clearly visible eye and reached the strength of a major hurricane in the evening which continued to move west-northwest. On the night of October 5th, Simon began heading northwest and was promoted to the sixth Category 4 hurricane of the season. However, the storm weakened again into a Category 3 hurricane six hours later.

Hurricane Ana

Category 1 hurricane
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Duration October 13th - October 26th
intensity 75 kn (140 km / h ) (1 minute) , 985 hPa

Storm course

Late on October 13th, the Central Pacific Hurricane Center (CPHC) reported the formation of a tropical depression, which was located about 1,480 km east-southeast of Hilo , Hawaii and which received the identification Two-C . The system moved in a northwest direction over the next six hours, attained storm strength, and was updated to tropical storm Ana .

Tropical storm Trudy

Tropical storm
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Duration October 17th - October 19th
intensity 55 kn (100 km / h ) (1 minute) , 998 hPa

Storm course

On the evening of October 17, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) began observing a tropical depression, which was formed about 190 km south-southeast of Acapulco , Guerrero and was named Twenty-E . Just six hours later, the system intensified into a tropical storm that was named Trudy and slowly moved north towards the coast. The cyclone was upgraded to a moderate intensity tropical storm on the morning of October 18 and began moving very slowly in an easterly direction. A little later, Trudy went ashore several kilometers east of Acapulco with sustained winds of around 95 km / h and took another course to the north. On the evening of the same day, the storm weakened over the interior of the country into a tropical low-pressure area, which dissolved on the night of October 19 about 190 km east-northeast of Acapulco, Guerrero .

Effects

In southern Mexico , heavy rains triggered floods and landslides, killing at least six people.

Hurricane Vance

Category 2 hurricane
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Duration October 30th - November 5th
intensity 95 kn (175 km / h ) (1 minute) , 964 hPa

Storm course

On the morning of October 30, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported that the tropical depression Twenty-one-E had formed about 655 km south of Acapulco , Guerrero . Over the next 12 hours, the system gained strength, moved west, and was updated to a tropical storm named Vance .

Storm names

The following names are given this season. This list will be used again in 2020, subject to names that the World Meteorological Organization may replace in spring 2015. This list is identical to the list for the 2008 Pacific Hurricane Season , except that Amanda has replaced Alma.

  • Amanda
  • Boris
  • Cristina
  • Douglas
  • Elida
  • Fausto
  • Genevieve
  • Hernan
  • Iselle
  • Julio
  • Karina
  • Lowell
  • Marie
  • Norbert
  • Odile
  • polo
  • Rachel
  • Simon
  • Trudy
  • Vance
  • Winnie  (unused)
  • Xavier  (unused)
  • Yolanda  (unused)
  • Zeke  (unused)

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

  • Wali
  • Ana
  • Ela  (unused)
  • Halola  (unused)

Season course

See also

Web links

Commons : Pacific Hurricane Season 2014  - Collection of Pictures, Videos and Audio Files

Individual evidence

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