1970 Pacific hurricane season

The 1970 Pacific hurricane season was an above average event in the yearly formation of tropical cyclones in the eastern and central Pacific Ocean. This page will document my opinion on intensities during the season after seeing the information needed to form this opinion. This may include Dvorak numbers, Tropical Cyclone Advisories and reports, and any observations made during the tropical cyclone personally if it made landfall. Based on this summary, there were 20 tropical depressions, 19 tropical storms, 8 hurricanes, and 1 major hurricane. It is also worth noting that RSMC Honolulu (CPHC) and RSMC Redwood (EPHC [Eastern Pacific Hurricane Center]) were designated this season, helping to improve tropical cyclone observations and forecasts in the process.

Summary
NOTES:
 * A * indicates that the storm was downgraded to a tropical depression in reanalysis
 * A ** indicates the storm was later found to have been 2 systems
 * A bold name indicates a storm that developed in the central Pacific