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Eleanor came within 493 km of Oahu, passing to the north-east as a tropical depression on 21 July 1967. It had peaked far out at sea at 55 kt and was weakening as it neared the islands. It pre-dates the digital forecast archive, so only the observed track survives.
Replay the track, hour by hourAt its closest, Eleanor was 493 km (306 mi) from Oahu on 21 July 1967, as a tropical depression with 25 kt (29 mph) winds, approaching from the north-east.
No machine-readable official forecast survives for this storm. The digital forecast archive for the eastern and central Pacific begins in 1988, so the replay runs on the observed track instead.