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2005 Pacific hurricane season

The 2005 Pacific season has 17 storms in the best-track record; 15 reached tropical-storm strength and 7 became hurricanes, 2 of them major. Its accumulated cyclone energy of 96.6 is the 38th-lowest of the 77 seasons in the eastern and central Pacific record since 1949. Kenneth was the strongest, peaking at 130 mph as a Category 4 hurricane. One of its storms has a landfall record, in Honduras. The first record is dated May 17, the last October 20.

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Storm by storm

More storms formed in September than in any other month of 2005: 6 of 17. Kenneth both lasted longest, 16.0 days as a tropical or subtropical system, and contributed the most energy, 29% of the season's ACE. Adrian reached Honduras as a depression on May 20.

MayJunJulAugSepOctAdrianBeatrizCalvinDoraEugeneOneFernandaGregHilaryIrwinJovaKennethLidiaMaxNormaOtisSixteen
StormDatesPeakStrengthLowestLandfalls
AdrianMay 17–2180 mphCategory 1982 mbHonduras
BeatrizJun 21–2450 mphTropical storm1000 mb–
CalvinJun 26–2950 mphTropical storm1000 mb–
DoraJul 4–645 mphTropical storm1002 mb–
EugeneJul 18–2070 mphTropical storm989 mb–
OneAug 3–530 mphDepression1008 mb–
FernandaAug 9–1685 mphCategory 1978 mb–
GregAug 11–1550 mphTropical storm1000 mb–
HilaryAug 19–25105 mphCategory 2970 mb–
IrwinAug 25–2850 mphTropical storm1000 mb–
JovaSep 12–25125 mphCategory 3951 mb–
KennethSep 14–30130 mphCategory 4947 mb–
LidiaSep 17–1940 mphTropical storm1005 mb–
MaxSep 18–2280 mphCategory 1987 mb–
NormaSep 23–2760 mphTropical storm997 mb–
OtisSep 28 – Oct 3105 mphCategory 2970 mb–
SixteenOct 15–2035 mphDepression1005 mb–