No tropical cyclones are expected to form in the Eastern Pacific through Monday, National Hurricane Center forecasters based in Miami say. ADVERTISING No tropical cyclones are expected to form in the Eastern Pacific through Monday, National Hurricane Center forecasters based
No tropical cyclones are expected to form in the Eastern Pacific through Monday, National Hurricane Center forecasters based in Miami say.
National Hurricane Center officials in May predicted 14 to 20 named storms and seven to 11 hurricanes — including three to six major hurricanes — to form this year in the Eastern Pacific Basin. Overall, they gave the 2014 season a 50 percent chance of being above normal, 40 percent chance of being near-normal and a 10 percent chance of being below normal.
The Eastern Pacific averages 15 named storms, eight hurricanes and four major hurricanes each year, according to the center.
The Eastern Pacific hurricane season began May 15 and ends Nov. 30.
