What is a retired Pacific hurricane name?
Q: What is a retired Pacific hurricane name?
A: A retired Pacific hurricane name is a hurricane that has caused significant damage or loss of life, or has been requested to be retired by a government or country.
Q: How many Pacific hurricanes have been retired in the 1960s?
A: One Pacific hurricane was retired in the 1960s - Hazel.
Q: What were the names of the hurricanes retired in the 1970s?
A: The name of the hurricane retired in the 1970s was Fico.
Q: What were some of the names of hurricanes retired in the 1990s?
A: Some of the names of hurricanes retired in the 1990s were Fefa, Iniki, Ismael, Pauline and Paka.
Q: How many Pacific hurricanes have been retired since 2000?
A: Four Pacific hurricanes have been retired since 2000 - Adolph, Kenna, Ioke and Alma.
Q: Which decade had more than one hurricane name retirement?
A: The 1990s had more than one hurricane name retirement with five different names being retired.
Q: What was the most recently-retired Pacific Hurricane Name?
A Patricia wasthe most recently-retired Pacific Hurricane Name, which occurred during 2010's decade.
