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2013 EASTERN PACIFIC BASN HURRICANE SEASON

2013 EASTERN PACIFIC BASN HURRICANE SEASON. Walter Hays, Global Alliance for Disaster Reduction, Vienna, Virginia, USA . STORM TRACKS AS OF JULY 8, 2013. STORM TRACKS AS OF SEPTEMBER 15, 2013. STORM TRACKS AS OF OCTOBER 20, 2013. HURRICANE BARBARA: MAY 29.

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2013 EASTERN PACIFIC BASN HURRICANE SEASON

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  1. 2013 EASTERN PACIFIC BASN HURRICANE SEASON Walter Hays, Global Alliance for Disaster Reduction, Vienna, Virginia, USA 

  2. STORM TRACKS AS OF JULY 8, 2013

  3. STORM TRACKS AS OF SEPTEMBER 15, 2013

  4. STORM TRACKS AS OF OCTOBER 20, 2013

  5. HURRICANE BARBARA: MAY 29

  6. The most notable storms so far this year were HURRICANE BARBARA and Tropical Storm, Manuel; both brought widespread heavy rains to Mexico

  7. TROPICAL STORM MANUEL:

  8. MEXICO: HIT BY INGRID AND MANUEL

  9. TROPICAL STORM MANUEL STRIKES ACAPULCO 80 DEAD

  10. TROPICAL STORM MANUEL: ACAPULCO; SEPT 18, 2013

  11. HURRICANE INGRID

  12. Torrential rains spawned by Ingrid and Manuel, which converged on Mexico from the Gulf and the Pacific over the weekend, triggering flash floods and landslides

  13. MANUEL: LANDSLIDES

  14. 18 of the 80 deaths were people killed after a landslide buried their homes in the village of La Pintada

  15. TROPICAL STORM MANUEL: MUDFLOWS; SEPT 18, 2013

  16. LOOTING IN ALCAPULCO • Shops were plundered in the city's upscale neighborhood of Diamante, home to luxury hotels and plush apartments.

  17. IMPACTS • Tens of thousands of people were trapped in the aftermath of two tropical storms (Manuel and Ingrid) that hammered vast swaths of Mexico. • More than 1 million people were affected. • With Acapulco's airport terminal under water, thousands of tourists stranded.

  18. With a tropical disturbance over the Yucatan Peninsula headed toward the same Gulf coast hit by Hurricane Ingrid, the country was experiencing a double hit, at a time that it was struggling to restore services and evacuate those stranded by the flooding of the previous weekend

  19. BUT, THE WORST NEWS OF ALL IS THAT MANUEL STRENGTHENED INTO A TROPICAL STORM AGAIN ON THEPACIFIC COAST AND COULD CAUSE MORE DAMAGE IN NORTHERN MEXICO

  20. MANUEL’S TRACK

  21. MANUEL: BECOMES A HURRICANE; SEPT. 19

  22. HEAVY RAINFALL

  23. TOTAL DEATHS FROM MANUEL REACH 97

  24. EVACUATION OF TOURISTS

  25. TROPICAL STORM RAYMOND: OCT. 20, 2013

  26. RAYMOND, A RAINMAKER, TO IMPACT ALCAPULCO • Raymond, which strengthened to a CAT 1 hurricane on Sunday (Oct. 20th) is expected to impact the Acapulco area. • Acapulco is still recovering from flooding and mudslides triggered by Manuel. 

  27. A HISTORICAL NOTE ON the 1989 RAYMOND • Hurricane Raymond, a CAT 4 storm, was the strongest tropical storm of the 1.89 Pacific Hurricane season. • Raymond made its first landfall on the Baja California Peninsula as a tropical storm on October 4 and a second landfall in Sonora, Mexico. • Tucson, Arizona was flooded on Oct. 7.

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