Talk:1993 Pacific hurricane season/GA1

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Reviewer: Yellow Evan (talk · contribs) 04:40, 10 January 2022 (UTC)[reply]

• "This activity was the result of an El Niño event, which is the main factor contributing to above-average activity across the Pacific basin.[1] " does anyone actually consider 1993 an El Nino today? I know one tried during the spring but CPC's ONI index never got to official Nino territory at least?
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• "Tropical Storm Barbara produced heavy rainfall and downed trees across Southern Mexico, causing 6 fatalities." wrong storm :P
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• Please add stuff from the MWR, even if you're not going to do a seasonal summary section.
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• Should note, seasonal summary if not lead, how the season compares to average. I know that information gets kinda repetitive after a while but season articles were meant to be more than a list of storms.
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• Should add ACE, at least on a seasonal basis, especially given the high ACE of 1993.
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• Totally optional but I'd like to see a pic of Kenneth and Lidia at the same time since they were instantaneous DT of T7.0's six hours apart.
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• Beatriz needs to be redirected. Would say merged but uhh there's nothing to merge in.
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• • Mentioning Dora sustained its peak for 24 hours?
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• • Note how/why Eugene's track shifted from westward to suddenly northward to westward.
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• • Note how Keoni weakened before crossing the international dateline.
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• • Mention Greg's secondary peak.
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• • Mention how Greg's track shifted westnorthwest and then to the west.
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• • Mention Greg's overall resistance to weakening.
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• • Mention that Jova re-strengthened after its first peak and how/why it did.
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• • Mention how Kenneth's track kept shifting from westward to northwestward.
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• • Mention when Kenneth's eye formed and dissipated.
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• "As Tropical Storm Nora developed to its east, the small system began to be absorbed by the larger circulation," Norma not Nora :P
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• Be consistent with mentioning states when mentioning Mexican cities.
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