All seasons · Eastern and Central Pacific
1995 Pacific hurricane season
The 1995 Pacific season has 11 storms in the best-track record; 10 reached tropical-storm strength and 7 became hurricanes, 3 of them major. Its accumulated cyclone energy of 100.2 is the 37th-highest of the 77 seasons in the eastern and central Pacific record since 1949. Juliette was the strongest, peaking at 150 mph as a Category 4 hurricane. One of its storms has a landfall record, in Sinaloa. The first record is dated May 21, the last September 26.
Storm by storm
Formation peaked in July, August and September, with 3 storms each. Barbara both lasted longest, 10.2 days as a tropical or subtropical system, and contributed the most energy, 30% of the season's ACE. Ismael reached Sinaloa as a Category 1 hurricane on September 15.
| Storm | Dates | Peak | Strength | Lowest | Landfalls |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pacific Storm 1 of 1995 | May 21–23 | 35 mph | Depression | – | – |
| Adolph | Jun 15–21 | 130 mph | Category 4 | 948 mb | – |
| Barbara | Jul 7–18 | 140 mph | Category 4 | 940 mb | – |
| Cosme | Jul 17–22 | 75 mph | Category 1 | 985 mb | – |
| Dalila | Jul 24 – Aug 2 | 65 mph | Tropical storm | 994 mb | – |
| Erick | Aug 1–8 | 65 mph | Tropical storm | 994 mb | – |
| Flossie | Aug 7–14 | 80 mph | Category 1 | 978 mb | – |
| Gil | Aug 20–27 | 65 mph | Tropical storm | 993 mb | – |
| Henriette | Sep 1–8 | 100 mph | Category 2 | 970 mb | – |
| Ismael | Sep 12–15 | 80 mph | Category 1 | 983 mb | Sinaloa |
| Juliette | Sep 16–26 | 150 mph | Category 4 | 930 mb | – |
Against other Pacific seasons
Accumulated cyclone energy of every season; the red bar is 1995.