Moderate Hurricane / Cyclone / Typhoon ● Closed
Potential Tropical Cyclone Nineteen-E — 25 kt sustained winds
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Measurements
| Coordinates | 15.0000, -123.0000 |
|---|---|
| Region | Eastern Pacific |
| Wind Kt | 25 |
| Wind Kmh | 46 |
| Pressure Mb | 1006 |
| Classification | Potential Tropical Cyclone |
| Movement Deg | 90 |
| Movement Mph | 8 |
| Advisory Number | 010 |
| Severity Note | The National Hurricane Center publishes wind speed and a classification, not a severity. The level shown is our own, from the Saffir-Simpson thresholds. |
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View original reportAlso reported by: GDACS
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Source updated 17 days ago (Oct 2, 2026 04:51 UTC) · we last heard from NOAA National Hurricane Center 4 minutes ago
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What has changed
- Severity raised from Minor to Moderate — Oct 1, 20:52 UTC by NOAA National Hurricane Center
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