2019-20 Northeast Pacific winter windstorm season

The 2019-20 Northeast Pacific winter windstorm season runs from October 1 to March 31.

Tables

i should make some nepac cyclone typology

Aleutian – Large, strong, deep, and consolidated cyclone reaching peak intensity near the Aleutian islands
Aleutian b "Siberian Slush" – Weaker satellite cyclone associated with a large and broad push of cold Siberian air
Kona – cut-off low near Hawaii
Northwesterly (kNW) – Cyclones associated with a northwesterly jet tracking toward the southeast, particularly into the western United States, with a ridge upstream

November

Name	Dates active	Peak classification	Max winds	Min pressure	Typology
Zhali	?? – November 9		unk kts	<= 994 hPa
Amara	?? – November 9		unk kts	<= 987 hPa
Benji	November 10 – 12	Windstorm	unk kts	986 hPa
Chan	November 10 – 11		unk kts	~984 hPa
Delphina	November 11 – ??	Severe Windstorm	unk kts	946 hPa	Aleutian
Eris	November 14 – ??
Fanapi					Aleutian
Gertrude	November 19 – 20			994 hPa	kNW?
Hassina	November 19 – 21			960 hPa	Aleutian
Iggy	November 20 – 21			997 hPa
Jodega	November 22 – 22			962 hPa	Aleutian
Kúng	November 24 – 26			995 hPa	Kona?
Laika	November 26 – 29	Severe Windstorm	unk kts	972 hPa	kNW
Maeva	November 27 – 27			978 hPa
Natanik'	November 28 – 30	Windstorm	58 kts	970 hPa
Osage	November 30 – December 3	Windstorm	50 kts	988 hPa

December

Name	Dates active	Peak classification	Max winds	Min pressure	Typology
Phena	December 1 – 3	Windstorm	52 kts	972 hPa
Qaanaaq	December 4 – 7	Windstorm	55 kts	980 hPa	kNW
Rhea	December 7 – 9	Windstorm	49 kts	959 hPa	Aleutian
Sakoda	December 8 – 11	Windstorm	54 kts	951 hPa
Tilikum	December 10 – active	Windstorm	57 kts	956 hPa

Impacts

Severe Windstorm Laika

Station	Peak wind	Peak gust

Station	Precip
AZ-MR117	1.06