Tropical Cyclone Report
Tropical Depression Five-E
22 - 23 July 2000

TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORTS
Hurricane Aletta
Tropical Storm Bud
Hurricane Carlotta
Tropical Depression Four-E
Tropical Depression Five-E
Hurricane Daniel
Tropical Storm Emilia
Tropical Storm Fabio
Hurricane Gilma
Hurricane Hector
Tropical Storm Ileana
Tropical Storm John
Tropical Storm Kristy
Hurricane Lane
Tropical Storm Miriam
Tropical Storm Norman
Tropical Storm Olivia
Tropical Storm Paul
Tropical Storm Rosa

Tropical Depression Five-E formed from a tropical wave on 22 July, which moved off the west coast of Africa on 08 July, and tracked across the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea and entered the eastern North Pacific Ocean on 16 July. A peak intensity of 30 kt was obtained from satellite intensity estimates. After forming, Tropical Depression Five-E was short-lived and tracked west-northwest over open ocean. No reports of damage or any adverse impacts on shipping were received.

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Table 1. Best track, Tropical Depression Five-E, 22-23 July 2000.

Date/Time (UTC)	Position		Pressure (mb)	Wind Speed (kt)	Stage
	Lat. (°N)	Lon. (°W)
22 / 0000	18.6	112.0	1006	30	tropical depression
22 / 0600	19.1	113.1	1006	30	"
22 / 1200	19.6	114.2	1006	30	"
22 / 1800	20.1	115.6	1005	30	"
23 / 0000	20.5	117.2	1005	30	"
23 / 0600	21.2	119.0	1006	30	"
23 / 1200	21.9	121.0	1007	25	"
22 / 1800	20.1	115.6	1005	30	minimum pressure

Figure 1. Best track positions for Tropical Depression Five-E, 22-23 July 2000.