1989 South Pacific cyclone season
The 1989 South Pacific season had 14 storms of tropical-storm strength or more, 6 of them cyclones and 4 major (Category 3 or stronger).
The first storm was tracked from December 17, 1988 and the last ended on May 13, 1989. The strongest by wind was Cyclone Harry (1989), at 150 mph (240 km/h). The season's accumulated cyclone energy (ACE) was 107.0.
- Storms
- 14
- Cyclones
- 6
- Major
- 4
- Category 5
- 0
- ACE
- 107.0
DepressionTropical stormCat 1Cat 2Cat 3Cat 4Cat 5
Storms
| Storm | Dates | Peak |
|---|---|---|
| Tropical Storm Eseta | Dec 17 – Dec 28 | 65 mph |
| Tropical Storm Delilah | Dec 28 – Jan 8 | 70 mph |
| Tropical Storm Fili | Jan 2 – Jan 8 | 60 mph |
| Tropical Storm Gina | Jan 6 – Jan 10 | 50 mph |
| Cyclone Harry | Feb 6 – Feb 23 | 150 mph |
| Unnamed tropical storm 6, 1989 South Pacific | Feb 11 – Feb 14 | 50 mph |
| Cyclone Hinano | Feb 21 – Mar 1 | 105 mph |
| Cyclone Judy | Feb 22 – Feb 28 | 105 mph |
| Cyclone Ivy | Feb 22 – Mar 3 | 115 mph |
| Tropical Storm Kerry | Mar 29 – Apr 4 | 60 mph |
| Cyclone Aivu | Mar 29 – Apr 5 | 140 mph |
| Cyclone Lili | Apr 6 – Apr 13 | 125 mph |
| Tropical Storm Meena | May 1 – May 11 | 60 mph |
| Tropical Storm Ernie | May 6 – May 13 | 40 mph |