What is Hurricane Otto?
{{Infobox hurricane | Name=Hurricane Otto | Type=Hurricane | Year=2016 | Basin=Atl | Image location=Otto 2016-11-24 1605Z.jpg | Image name=Hurricane Otto nearing landfall in southern Nicaragua at peak intensity on November 24 | Formed=November 21, 2016 | Dissipated=November 26, 2016 | 1-min winds=100 | Pressure=975 | Damages=34 | Damagespost=Costa Rica total only | Fatalities=23 total | Areas=[[Panama]], [[Costa Rica]], [[Nicaragua]] | Hurricane season=[[2016 Atlantic hurricane season]] and [[2016 Pacific hurricane season]] }} '''Hurricane Otto''' was a strong [[tropical cyclone]] in November 2016. The storm was the southernmost hurricane on record to hit [[Central America]]. It was also the first [[Atlantic hurricane|Atlantic storm]] to survive the crossover into the [[Pacific Ocean]] since [[Hurricane Cesar-Douglas]] in 1996. Otto started late on November 21 in the southwest [[Caribbean Sea]]. [[Costa Rica]], southern [[Nicaragua]] and [[Panama]] had heavy damage from the storm. At least 23 people died because of Hurricane Otto. {{DEFAULTSORT:Otto}} [[Category:2016 in weather]] [[Category:Hurricanes]] [[Category:November 2016 events]] [[Category:21st century in Panama]] [[Category:21st century in Costa Rica]] [[Category:21st century in Nicaragua]] [[Category:2016 in North America]] [[Category:Retired tropical cyclone names]] {{weather-stub}}