The name Douglas has been used for seven tropical cyclones in the Eastern
Pacific Ocean
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Hurricane Douglas (1984) – strongest hurricane of the season, never threatened land
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Tropical Storm Douglas (1990) – killed one person in Mexico, where it nearly made landfall
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Hurricane Douglas (1996) – continuation of Hurricane Cesar in the Atlantic, crossed
Central America
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and became Hurricane Douglas
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Hurricane Douglas (2002) – never threatened land
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Tropical Storm Douglas (2008) – passed near Mexico, brought minor flooding to some areas
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Tropical Storm Douglas (2014) – never threatened land
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Hurricane Douglas (2020)
Hurricane Douglas was a strong tropical cyclone that became the closest passing Pacific hurricane to the island of Oahu on record, surpassing the previous record held by Hurricane Dot (1959), Hurricane Dot in 1959 Pacific hurricane season, 1959. ...
– passed very close to Hawaii at hurricane strength
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