can you name other similar events which have taken place in records history?
Hurricane Tina,San Ciriaco hurricane, Hurricane Fico, and Hurricane Faith .
Hurricane John (1994)
Hurricane Tina's previous record in the Pacific of 24 days in the 1992 season and the 1899 San Ciriaco hurricane's previous world record of 28 days in the 1899 Atlantic season. In addition, despite its slow movement throughout much of its path, John was the farthest-traveling tropical cyclone in both Pacific Ocean and worldwide, with a distance traveled of 7,165 miles (13,280 km), out-distancing previous record holders Hurricane Fico in the Pacific of 4,700 miles (8,700 km) in the 1978 season and Hurricane Faith worldwide of 6,850 miles (12,700 km) in the 1966 Atlantic season.
which countries were affected by hurricane john in the year 1994? The Hawaiian Islands and the United States military base on Johnston Atoll, and Alaska. from which water body did this cyclone originate? It was formed from a tropical wave of a water body off the coast of Africa. what was the highest wind speed recorded due to this event? 175 mph (280 km/h). which category does it fall under as per this wind speed intensity? Category 5. can you name a few agencies or departments that alerted the country of this event? The United States National Hurricane Center. can you list a few damages caused due to this event? Minor, localized flooding and some short-term road closures in Hawaiian Islands. In Johnston Atoll monetary losses were estimated at close to $15 million.
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Hurricane John (1994) [SEP] Records
John also possessed the highest recorded wind speed in a central Pacific hurricane, 175 mph (280 km/h), a record shared with the aforementioned Patsy of 1959. Since 1994, only three Category 5 hurricanes, Ioke in 2006, and hurricanes Lane and Walaka in 2018 have formed in or entered into the Central Pacific. Despite this however, John's pressure record is incomplete; the 929 mbar reading was only measured when the winds were 160 mph; there is no pressure reading when it had winds of 175 mph, so it could have been stronger than Emilia, Gilma, Ioke, Lane, or Walaka. In addition, John was the first tropical cyclone to form in the east Pacific, east of 140°W, and also exist as a typhoon once it crossed 180°W; a feat only matched by Hurricane Genevieve in 2014.