Note: This report catalogs recent tropical cyclones across the North Atlantic and East Pacific and places each basin’s tropical cyclone activity in a climate-scale context. It is not updated in real time. Users seeking the real time status and forecasts of tropical cyclones should visit The National Hurricane Center.


East North Pacific Basin

Adrian
Tropical Storm Adrian Satellite Image
Adrian Track
Tropical Storm Adrian Forecast Track


Safir Simpson Color Legend for Track Map from Unisys
Saffir-Simpson Scale Color Legend
Tropical Cyclone Summary
Tropical Cyclone Adrian
Cyclogenesis Date 06/08
Cyclolysis Date 06/12
Highest Saffir-Simpson Category Cat 4
Maximum 6-hr Sustained Wind 138 mph (120 kt or 222 km/h)
Min Pressure 946 mbar
Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE*) Index (kt2) 11.9075 x 104
Landfall Information (date, location and sustained winds)
Deaths 0
*The (ACE) Index calculations are based on preliminary data.


Beatriz
Tropical Storm Beatriz Satellite Image
Beatriz Track
Tropical Storm Beatriz Forecast Track


Safir Simpson Color Legend for Track Map from Unisys
Saffir-Simpson Scale Color Legend
Tropical Cyclone Summary
Tropical Cyclone Beatriz
Cyclogenesis Date 06/19
Cyclolysis Date 06/21
Highest Saffir-Simpson Category Cat 1
Maximum 6-hr Sustained Wind 86 mph (75 kt or 139 km/h)
Min Pressure 977 mbar
Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE*) Index (kt2) 2.9100 x 104
Landfall Information (date, location and sustained winds)
Deaths 3
*The (ACE) Index calculations are based on preliminary data.


West North Pacific Basin

sarika
Tropical Storm Sarika Satellite Image
Sarika Track
Tropical Storm Sarika Forecast Track


Safir Simpson Color Legend for Track Map from Unisys
Saffir-Simpson Scale Color Legend
Tropical Cyclone Summary
Tropical Cyclone Sarika (Dodong)
Cyclogenesis Date 06/09
Cyclolysis Date 06/10
Highest Saffir-Simpson Category TS
Maximum 6-hr Sustained Wind 40 mph (35 kt or 65 km/h)
Min Pressure 996 mbar
Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE*) Index (kt2) .4900 x 104
Landfall Information (date, location and sustained winds)
Deaths 0
*The (ACE) Index calculations are based on preliminary data.


Egay
Tropical Storm Egay Satellite Image
Egay Track
Tropical Storm Egay Forecast Track


Safir Simpson Color Legend for Track Map from Unisys
Saffir-Simpson Scale Color Legend
Tropical Cyclone Summary
Tropical Cyclone Haima (Egay)
Cyclogenesis Date 06/18
Cyclolysis Date 06/24
Highest Saffir-Simpson Category TS
Maximum 6-hr Sustained Wind 40 mph (35 kt or 65 km/h)
Min Pressure 990 mbar
Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE*) Index (kt2) 1.4700 x 104
Landfall Information (date, location and sustained winds)
Deaths 0
*The (ACE) Index calculations are based on preliminary data.


Meari
Tropical Storm Meari Satellite Image
Meari Track
Tropical Storm Meari Forecast Track


Safir Simpson Color Legend for Track Map from Unisys
Saffir-Simpson Scale Color Legend
Tropical Cyclone Summary
Tropical Cyclone Meari (Falcon)
Cyclogenesis Date 06/22
Cyclolysis Date 06/26
Highest Saffir-Simpson Category TS
Maximum 6-hr Sustained Wind 69 mph (60 kt or 111 km/h)
Min Pressure 970 mbar
Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE*) Index (kt2) 3.6500 x 104
Landfall Information (date, location and sustained winds)
Deaths 11
*The (ACE) Index calculations are based on preliminary data.


Atlantic Basin

Tropical Storm Arlene was the first tropical cyclone for the Atlantic basin during the 2011 hurricane season. Arlene formed into a tropical storm late on June 28th over the Bay of Campeche, and slowly moved westward, making landfall near Tampico in northeastern Mexico. Arlene is now the most recycled tropical cyclone name in the Atlantic, having been used nine other times (1959, 1963, 1967, 1971, 1981, 1987, 1993, 1999, and 2005). On average, the Atlantic basin experiences a June tropical cyclone once every two years. At its strongest, Arlene had sustained winds of 65 mph (105 km/hr) and a central pressure of 993 mb. Arlene made landfall late in the day on June 30th, at its strongest point. According to satellite estimates, approximately 10 inches (254 mm) of rain fell over the mountainous region of Mexico, creating flash floods and mudslides. Media reports claim that 22 people were killed. The region had been experiencing extreme drought for several months, making the soil more prone to runoff and flash flooding.

Arlene
Tropical Storm Arlene Satellite Image
Arlene Track
Tropical Storm Arlene Forecast Track


Safir Simpson Color Legend for Track Map from Unisys
Saffir-Simpson Scale Color Legend
Tropical Cyclone Summary
Tropical Cyclone Arlene
Cyclogenesis Date 06/29
Cyclolysis Date 06/30
Highest Saffir-Simpson Category TS
Maximum 6-hr Sustained Wind 75 mph (65 kt or 120 km/h)
Min Pressure 993 mbar
Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE*) Index (kt2) 1.7850 x 104
Landfall Information (date, location and sustained winds) 06/30 - Eastern coast of Mexico (65 kt or 120 km/h)
Deaths 0
*The (ACE) Index calculations are based on preliminary data.

Citing This Report

NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, Monthly Tropical Cyclones Report for June 2011, published online July 2011, retrieved on April 23, 2024 from https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/monthly-report/tropical-cyclones/201106.