For the eastern North Pacific, east of 140 degrees west longitude:
One tropical storm (raymond) and one tropical depression (twenty
one-e) formed in the basin in November.  Although the long-term
average is one tropical storm forms in the basin every second or
third year, this is the second straight November with at least one
named storm forming.  In fact, named storms have formed in November
in five of the past six years.
Overall, the 2019 eastern Pacific hurricane season featured near
average activity.  There were seventeen named storms, of which seven
became hurricanes and four became major hurricanes - category 3 or
higher on the Saffir-Simpson hurricane wind scale.  This compares to
the long-term averages of fifteen named storms, eight hurricanes,
and four major hurricanes.  There were also two tropical depressions
that did not reach tropical storm strength.  In terms of accumulated
cyclone energy (ace), which measures the strength and duration of
tropical storms and hurricanes, activity in the basin in 2019 was
a little below the long-term mean.
Reports on individual cyclones, when completed, are available at
the National Hurricane Center website at:
www.Hurricanes.Gov/data/tcr/index.Php?Season=2019&basin=epac
Summary table
Name                 dates         Max wind (mph)
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h  Alvin           25-29 Jun             75*
mh Barbara     30 Jun- 5 Jul            155*
ts Cosme            6- 7 Jul             50*
TD four-E          12-13 Jul             35*
ts Dalila          22-25 Jul             45*
mh Erick       27 Jul- 4 Aug            130*/**
h  Flossie     28 Jul- 5 Aug             80
ts Gil              3- 4 Aug             40
ts Henriette       12-13 Aug             45*
ts Ivo             21-25 Aug             70*
mh Juliette         1- 7 Sep            125
ts Akoni            4- 6 Sep             45**/***
mh Kiko            12-24 Sep            130
h  Lorena          17-22 Sep             85*
ts mario           17-23 Sep             65
ts Narda       Sep 29- 1 Oct             50
ts Octave          18-19 Oct             45
ts Priscilla       20-21 Oct             40
ts Raymond         15-17 Nov             55
TD twenty-one-E    16-18 Nov             35
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*   denotes a storm for which nhc's Post-storm analysis is complete.
**  Maximum winds occurred in the central Pacific basin.
*** First became a tropical depression in the eastern Pacific
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