Hurricane Aletta
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The name Aletta has been used for seven tropical cyclones in the Eastern Pacific Ocean.
- 1974's Tropical Storm Aletta - A tropical storm that made landfall in southwest Mexico but caused no significant damage.
- 1978's Hurricane Aletta - A Category 1 hurricane that made landfall in Mexico as a tropical storm.
- 1982's Tropical Storm Aletta - A tropical storm that moved erratically off the Mexican coastline.
- 1988's Tropical Storm Aletta - Caused heavy rainfall in the Acapulco area and was responsible for one death (unofficially).
- 1994's Tropical Storm Aletta - A tropical storm that formed well away from land and did not approach it.
- 2000's Hurricane Aletta - A Category 2 hurricane to the south of Mexico.
- 2006's Tropical Storm Aletta - Brushed southwestern Mexico but caused no damage.
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