 On August 31 , Jimena encountered strong southerly wind shear , causing it to quickly weaken back to a tropical storm by September 1 . Jimena then turned west @-@ southwest where the center of the storm passed 105 miles ( 165 km ) south of Hawaii at 1500 UTC . Jimena continued to weaken as wind shear increased and the storm weakened to a tropical depression on September 3 . After weakening back to a depression , Jimena crossed the International Date Line on September 5 at 0600 UTC , where it became the first storm to exist in all three Pacific basins since 1999 's Hurricane Dora . However , Jimena was only tracked briefly by the Joint Typhoon Warning Center , since strong wind shear resulted in the low level circulation to be exposed from the center and at 1727 UTC , the low level had nearly dissipated . At 1800 UTC , the Joint Typhoon Warning Center issued their final advisory on Jimena as the storm dissipated 715 miles ( 1151 km ) southeast of Wake Island . 
