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2011 Pacific hurricane season

The 2011 Pacific season has 13 storms in the best-track record; 11 reached tropical-storm strength and 10 became hurricanes, 6 of them major. Its accumulated cyclone energy of 120.9 is the 28th-highest of the 77 seasons in the eastern and central Pacific record since 1949. Dora was the strongest, peaking at 155 mph as a Category 4 hurricane. Landfall records exist for 3 of its storms, in Jalisco, Michoacán and Oaxaca. The first record is dated June 7, the last November 25.

10°N20°N140°W130°W120°W110°W100°WDoraKennethAdrianEugeneIrwinBeatrizGregNot tropicalDepressionTropical stormCategory 1Category 2Category 3Category 4

Storm by storm

Formation peaked in July, August and October, with 3 storms each. Irwin lasted longest, 10.2 days as a tropical or subtropical system. Hilary contributed the most energy, 26% of the season's ACE. Strongest landfall of each storm: Eight reached Michoacán as a depression on August 31; Jova reached Jalisco as a Category 2 hurricane on October 12; Twelve reached Oaxaca as a depression on October 12.

JunJulAugSepOctNovAdrianBeatrizCalvinDoraEugeneFernandaGregEightHilaryJovaIrwinTwelveKenneth
StormDatesPeakStrengthLowestLandfalls
AdrianJun 7–12140 mphCategory 4944 mb–
BeatrizJun 19–2290 mphCategory 1977 mb–
CalvinJul 7–1080 mphCategory 1984 mb–
DoraJul 18–24155 mphCategory 4929 mb–
EugeneJul 31 – Aug 6140 mphCategory 4942 mb–
FernandaAug 15–1970 mphTropical storm992 mb–
GregAug 16–2185 mphCategory 1979 mb–
EightAug 31–3135 mphDepression1002 mbMichoacán
HilarySep 21–30145 mphCategory 4942 mb–
JovaOct 6–12125 mphCategory 3955 mbJalisco
IrwinOct 6–16100 mphCategory 2976 mb–
TwelveOct 12–1235 mphDepression1004 mbOaxaca
KennethNov 19–25145 mphCategory 4940 mb–