Andrew92 wrote:Not featured on that graphic is Olivia in 1967 hit Baja as a Category 3 with a pressure of 939 mb. Then again, that one suddenly intensified and hit further north of this area. Also striking farther north on Baja as a Category 2 were Norbert in 2008 and Jimena in 2009.
John in 2006 was also arguably a major hurricane if we go by its pressure at landfall of 958 mb, if we consider that 964 is the typical high pressure for an average-sized Category 3. I know, it was a Category 2, but it did cause plenty of problems as I recall.
-Andrew92
The most debatable case is Paul 82 which IMO was a solid Cat 3 even though the HURDAT has it a 95 knots landfall.

Regarding Oliva, that made landfall near Loreto, much much further north, so it's not on the graphic.