Hurricane Agatha

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The name Agatha has been used for eight tropical cyclones in the Eastern Pacific Ocean.

• 1967's Tropical Storm Agatha - A weak tropical storm that stayed well away from land.
• 1971's Hurricane Agatha - A Category 2 hurricane that made landfall in the Mexican state of Michoacán, causing moderate damage.
• 1975's Hurricane Agatha - A Category 1 hurricane that moved northwest off the Mexican coast.
• 1980's Hurricane Agatha - A Category 3 hurricane that stayed well out to sea.
• 1986's Hurricane Agatha - A Category 1 hurricane that moved eastwards parallel to the Mexican coastline.
• 1992's Tropical Storm Agatha - A tropical storm that approached but did not reach the Mexican coast, with minimal effects on land.
• 1998's Tropical Storm Agatha - A moderate strength Tropical Storm which stayed well clear of land.
• 2004's Tropical Storm Agatha - A short-lived Tropical Storm off the Mexican coast which did not affect land.