Track map & timeline · Eastern Pacific · June 3–14, 1976
TD TS Cat 1 2 3 4 5 · dashed = post-tropical / remnant low. Click any point or table row to jump there.
01 · The story
Hurricane Annette (1976) was a Category 4 hurricane of the 1976 Eastern Pacific season. It formed on June 3, 1976, 304 mi SW of Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico, reached its peak of 138 mph (222 km/h) and a minimum pressure of 925 mb on June 10, 1976, and never made landfall. It rapidly intensified by 41 mph in 24 hours (to 104 mph on June 8, 1976). The storm lasted 11.3 days and travelled about 1,713 miles (2,756 km).
02 · Intensity
03 · Timeline
| Date · UTC | Status | Wind | Pressure | Position | Nearest place |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 3 00:00 | TD | 29 mph | — | 11.4°N 95.0°W | open ocean |
| Jun 3 06:00 | TD | 29 mph | — | 11.7°N 95.2°W | open ocean |
| Jun 3 12:00 | TD | 29 mph | — | 12.1°N 95.3°W | open ocean |
| Jun 3 18:00 | TD | 29 mph | — | 12.4°N 95.5°W | open ocean |
| Jun 4 00:00 | TD | 29 mph | — | 12.7°N 95.6°W | open ocean |
| Jun 4 06:00 | TD | 29 mph | — | 12.8°N 95.6°W | open ocean |
| Jun 4 12:00 | TD | 29 mph | — | 12.8°N 95.6°W | open ocean |
| Jun 4 18:00 | TD | 29 mph | — | 12.8°N 95.6°W | open ocean |
| Jun 5 00:00 | TD | 29 mph | — | 12.7°N 95.6°W | open ocean |
| Jun 5 06:00 | TD | 29 mph | — | 12.6°N 95.6°W | open ocean |
| Jun 5 12:00 | TD | 29 mph | — | 12.4°N 95.6°W | open ocean |
| Jun 5 18:00 | TD | 35 mph | — | 12.2°N 95.7°W | open ocean |
| Jun 6 00:00 | TD | 35 mph | — | 12.0°N 96.0°W | open ocean |
| Jun 6 06:00 | TS | 46 mph | — | 11.9°N 96.5°W | open ocean |
| Jun 6 12:00 | TS | 52 mph | — | 11.8°N 97.0°W | open ocean |
| Jun 6 18:00 | TS | 52 mph | 1008 mb | 11.6°N 97.5°W | open ocean |
| Jun 7 00:00 | TS | 63 mph | — | 11.5°N 98.0°W | open ocean |
| Jun 7 06:00 | Cat 1 | 75 mph | — | 11.7°N 98.5°W | open ocean |
| Jun 7 12:00 | Cat 1 | 75 mph | — | 12.1°N 99.0°W | open ocean |
| Jun 7 18:00 | Cat 1 | 86 mph | — | 12.4°N 99.5°W | open ocean |
| Jun 8 00:00 | Cat 2 | 104 mph | — | 12.8°N 100.0°W | open ocean |
| Jun 8 06:00 | Cat 2 | 104 mph | — | 13.1°N 100.7°W | open ocean |
| Jun 8 12:00 | Cat 2 | 109 mph | — | 13.5°N 101.5°W | open ocean |
| Jun 8 18:00 | Cat 3 | 115 mph | — | 13.8°N 102.2°W | open ocean |
| Jun 9 00:00 | Cat 4 | 132 mph | — | 14.1°N 102.9°W | open ocean |
| Jun 9 06:00 | Cat 4 | 132 mph | — | 14.4°N 103.7°W | open ocean |
| Jun 9 12:00 | Cat 4 | 132 mph | — | 14.7°N 104.5°W | open ocean |
| Jun 9 18:00 | Cat 2 | 104 mph | 925 mb | 15.0°N 105.3°W | open ocean |
| Jun 10 00:00 | Cat 4 | 138 mph | — | 15.2°N 106.1°W | open ocean |
| Jun 10 06:00 | Cat 4 | 138 mph | — | 15.6°N 107.1°W | open ocean |
| Jun 10 12:00 | Cat 4 | 138 mph | — | 16.0°N 108.3°W | open ocean |
| Jun 10 18:00 | Cat 4 | 132 mph | — | 16.1°N 109.3°W | open ocean |
| Jun 11 00:00 | Cat 4 | 132 mph | — | 16.2°N 110.3°W | open ocean |
| Jun 11 06:00 | Cat 4 | 132 mph | — | 16.4°N 111.1°W | open ocean |
| Jun 11 12:00 | Cat 3 | 115 mph | — | 16.7°N 111.9°W | open ocean |
| Jun 11 18:00 | Cat 2 | 104 mph | — | 17.1°N 112.7°W | open ocean |
| Jun 12 00:00 | Cat 2 | 104 mph | — | 17.4°N 113.1°W | open ocean |
| Jun 12 06:00 | Cat 1 | 92 mph | — | 17.6°N 113.1°W | open ocean |
| Jun 12 12:00 | TS | 69 mph | — | 17.8°N 113.0°W | open ocean |
| Jun 12 18:00 | TS | 58 mph | — | 17.9°N 112.9°W | open ocean |
| Jun 13 00:00 | TS | 69 mph | — | 18.0°N 112.8°W | open ocean |
| Jun 13 06:00 | TS | 52 mph | — | 18.2°N 112.8°W | open ocean |
| Jun 13 12:00 | TS | 52 mph | — | 18.5°N 113.0°W | open ocean |
| Jun 13 18:00 | TD | 29 mph | — | 19.1°N 113.4°W | open ocean |
| Jun 14 00:00 | TD | 35 mph | — | 20.1°N 114.2°W | open ocean |
| Jun 14 06:00 | TD extratropical | 17 mph | — | 20.9°N 115.0°W | open ocean |
⬇ Download track data (CSV) · public-domain NOAA best track
Questions
No — the NOAA best-track record shows no landfall for Annette.
At its peak on June 10, 1976, Annette was a Category 4 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 138 mph (222 km/h) and a central pressure of 925 mb.
11.3 days, from June 3, 1976 to June 14, 1976, including 126 hours at hurricane strength (66 as a major hurricane). It travelled about 1,713 miles.
The 6-hourly positions, winds, pressure and wind radii are available as CSV on this page (track.csv) — they come from the NOAA National Hurricane Center's HURDAT2 database and are in the public domain.
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