Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Hurricane Patsy (1959)
Per , events are generally notable if (a) they have significant coverage in reliable independent sources (this does, per sources in article), (b) they have enduring historical significance (all tropical cyclones with an international designation meet this criterion), (c) they have widespread impact (it crossed a large part of the Pacific), (d) it is covered widely and reassessed afterwards (this is almost always the case with named tropical cyclones), and (e) it does not fall within a category of events that could be described as "routine" (the article notes that Patsy sets a couple of historical precedents, so probably not routine
— User:DustFormsWords, 04:24, 9 November 2011 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:EVENT (Wikipedia:Notability)