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Tropical Storm Rosa (2000)
Tropical Storm Rosa formed in the Eastern Pacific on 3 November 2000 and faded on 8 November 2000. Peak wind 102 km/h (55 kt), tropical storm, lowest pressure 993 hPa. Landfall: Mexico.
102 km/hPeak wind · 55 kt
993 hPaLowest pressure
4.8 daysDuration
1,655 kmTrack length · ACE 2.9
C5 · category 5C4 · category 4C3 · category 3C2 · category 2C1 · category 1TS · tropical stormTD · tropical depression
Wind along the track
km/h · UTC
Landfalls
| Date | Countries hit | Landfall wind | Nearby | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 November 2000 07:00 UTC | TS | Mexico | 65 km/h | Sector H Tres · 18 km |
Towns within 100 km of the track
Puerto Escondido73 km · 74 km/h
Miahuatlán de Porfirio Díaz77 km · 65 km/h
Crucecita19 km · 65 km/h
San Pedro Pochutla18 km · 65 km/h
Sector H Tres18 km · 65 km/h
Puerto Ángel19 km · 74 km/h
Santa María Tonameca27 km · 65 km/h
Zipolite18 km · 74 km/h
Santa María Xadani37 km · 65 km/h
Mazunte20 km · 74 km/h
San Agustinillo19 km · 74 km/h
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