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2007 Pacific hurricane season

The 2007 Pacific season has 15 storms in the best-track record; 11 reached tropical-storm strength and 4 became hurricanes, 1 of them major. Its accumulated cyclone energy of 52.6 is the 15th-lowest of the 77 seasons in the eastern and central Pacific record since 1949. Flossie was the strongest, peaking at 140 mph as a Category 4 hurricane. Landfall records exist for 2 of its storms, in Baja California Sur, Chiapas and Sonora. The first record is dated May 27, the last October 23.

10°N20°N30°N160°W150°W140°W130°W120°W110°W100°WFlossieHenrietteIvoCosmeNot tropicalDepressionTropical stormCategory 1Category 2Category 3Category 4

Storm by storm

More storms formed in July than in any other month of 2007: 5 of 15. Kiko lasted longest, 8.8 days as a tropical or subtropical system. Flossie contributed the most energy, 45% of the season's ACE. Strongest landfall of each storm: Barbara reached Chiapas as a tropical storm on June 2; Henriette reached Baja California Sur as a Category 1 hurricane on September 4.

MayJunJulAugSepOctAlvinBarbaraThreeFourFiveCosmeDalilaErickFlossieGilHenrietteIvoThirteenJulietteKiko
StormDatesPeakStrengthLowestLandfalls
AlvinMay 27–3140 mphTropical storm1003 mb–
BarbaraMay 29 – Jun 250 mphTropical storm1000 mbChiapas
ThreeJun 11–1235 mphDepression1004 mb–
FourJul 9–1135 mphDepression1006 mb–
FiveJul 14–1535 mphDepression1006 mb–
CosmeJul 14–2275 mphCategory 1987 mb–
DalilaJul 22–2760 mphTropical storm995 mb–
ErickJul 31 – Aug 240 mphTropical storm1004 mb–
FlossieAug 8–16140 mphCategory 4949 mb–
GilAug 29 – Sep 245 mphTropical storm1001 mb–
HenrietteAug 30 – Sep 685 mphCategory 1972 mbBaja California Sur, Sonora
IvoSep 18–2380 mphCategory 1984 mb–
ThirteenSep 19–2035 mphDepression1007 mb–
JulietteSep 29 – Oct 260 mphTropical storm997 mb–
KikoOct 15–2370 mphTropical storm991 mb–