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Hurricane Fausto was a Pacific hurricane that caused light damage to Baja California Sur in September 1996. On September 10, a tropical depression developed a short distance south-southeast of the Mexican Riviera. Slowly intensifying, Fuasto paralleled the coastline. It became a hurricane on September 12, and after briefly reaching major hurricane intensity, increasing wind shear resulted in a weakening trend. It moved ashore Baja California Sur on September 13 as minimal hurricane, and struck the mainland the next day. On September 15, the tropical cyclone degenerated into a remnant circulation. Fausto's remnants continued moving eastward across the Gulf of Mexico and later emerged into the Atlantic, before developing into a large nor'easter on September 17. Afterward, the system moved no

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rdfs:label	Hurricane Fausto (1996) (en)
rdfs:comment	Hurricane Fausto was a Pacific hurricane that caused light damage to Baja California Sur in September 1996. On September 10, a tropical depression developed a short distance south-southeast of the Mexican Riviera. Slowly intensifying, Fuasto paralleled the coastline. It became a hurricane on September 12, and after briefly reaching major hurricane intensity, increasing wind shear resulted in a weakening trend. It moved ashore Baja California Sur on September 13 as minimal hurricane, and struck the mainland the next day. On September 15, the tropical cyclone degenerated into a remnant circulation. Fausto's remnants continued moving eastward across the Gulf of Mexico and later emerged into the Atlantic, before developing into a large nor'easter on September 17. Afterward, the system moved no (en)
name	Hurricane Fausto (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cabo San Lucas Cape Cod Mexican Riviera Pacific hurricanes in Mexico Hurricane Ismael List of Category 3 Pacific hurricanes Revillagigedo Islands Venezuela Acapulco, Mexico $ Massachusetts Nor'easter 1996 Pacific hurricane season Sierra Madre Occidental Delmarva Peninsula Tropical cyclone Tropical depression 1996 Pacific hurricane season Baja California Province of the Californias Baja California Sur East Coast of the United States Pacific hurricane Category 3 Pacific hurricanes Gulf of Mexico Hurricane Fausto Hurricane Fran La Paz, Baja California Sur Southern United States Southwestern United States National Hurricane Center Wind shear Eye (cyclone) Rainband Baja Peninsula
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has abstract	Hurricane Fausto was a Pacific hurricane that caused light damage to Baja California Sur in September 1996. On September 10, a tropical depression developed a short distance south-southeast of the Mexican Riviera. Slowly intensifying, Fuasto paralleled the coastline. It became a hurricane on September 12, and after briefly reaching major hurricane intensity, increasing wind shear resulted in a weakening trend. It moved ashore Baja California Sur on September 13 as minimal hurricane, and struck the mainland the next day. On September 15, the tropical cyclone degenerated into a remnant circulation. Fausto's remnants continued moving eastward across the Gulf of Mexico and later emerged into the Atlantic, before developing into a large nor'easter on September 17. Afterward, the system moved northeastward, before it was last noted on September 18. In Mexico, while 15 in (380 mm) of rain was recorded, only one person was killed and damage was light. (en)
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