On 12 August 1891, extreme rainfall fell at Campo, California— in 80 minutes before the cloudburst carried away the rain gauge. At least 16.10 inches fell that month at the station. This rain caused destructive floods over portions of San Diego County, California. These floods may or may not have been related to the preceding cyclone. 1892 A system existed on July 19. 1895 On October 1, a cyclone first spotted on September 29 made landfall in Mexico, having rapidly moved north for its short life. It caused much loss of life and property damage. On November 1, unusual waves were reported at Sausalito, California. These have been attributed to a tropical cyclone. 1899 A cyclone, which passed near the Revillagigedo Islands, was first spotted southwest of Manzanillo on August 26, before it paralleled the coast from August 29 to August 31. The "tropical hurricane" made landfall on the night of September 1 before moving into mainland Mexico. A cyclone moved west-northwest well south and southwest of Baja California from September 2 to September 6 of this year. See also List of tropical cyclones Atlantic hurricane season Pacific hurricane season Pacific typhoon season Pre-1890 North Indian Ocean cyclone seasons References 1899