NHC EP071983 · Eastern Pacific basin
Hurricane Gil (1983)
July 23, 1983 – August 5, 1983
Hurricane Gil peaked at Category 1 with 92 mph sustained winds and passed within 75 miles of 36 US cities, 0 of them while still at hurricane strength.
- Peak strength
- Category 1
- Cities within 75 mi
- 36
- At hurricane strength
- 0
- States
- 1
92 mph
when closest
Cities Gil passed near, strongest first
Hawaii (36)
- KilaueaTropical storm · 19 mi
- PrincevilleTropical storm · 19 mi
- AnaholaTropical storm · 22 mi
- KapaaTropical storm · 27 mi
- KalaheoTropical storm · 34 mi
- LihueTropical storm · 34 mi
- KahukuTropical storm · 35 mi
- WaimeaTropical storm · 37 mi
- LaieTropical storm · 38 mi
- KekahaTropical storm · 39 mi
- KoloaTropical storm · 40 mi
- HauulaTropical storm · 40 mi
- HaleiwaTropical storm · 41 mi
- HanapepeTropical storm · 41 mi
- EleeleTropical storm · 41 mi
- WaialuaTropical storm · 46 mi
- KaneoheTropical storm · 47 mi
- WahiawaTropical storm · 49 mi
- Kaneohe BayTropical storm · 49 mi
- MililaniTropical storm · 51 mi
- KailuaTropical storm · 52 mi
- Pearl CityTropical storm · 54 mi
- AieaTropical storm · 55 mi
- WaipahuTropical storm · 55 mi
- WaianaeTropical storm · 55 mi
- WaimanaloTropical storm · 55 mi
- HonoluluTropical storm · 59 mi
- Ewa BeachTropical storm · 60 mi
- KapoleiTropical storm · 60 mi
- KaunakakaiTropical storm · 60 mi
- HaikuTropical storm · 65 mi
- PaiaTropical storm · 66 mi
- MakawaoTropical storm · 68 mi
- KahuluiTropical storm · 68 mi
- WailukuTropical storm · 69 mi
- LahainaTropical storm · 69 mi
About this record
The track is the National Hurricane Center's best-track record, revised after the season with every observation available. Strength at a city is the sustained wind on the track at the closest point, not the wind that city measured.