Hurricane Gil was the first of several tropical cyclones to affect Influence Hawaii during the 1983 Pacific hurricane season .

Gil originated Coming_to_be from a tropical depression that developed Cause_to_make_progress near Clipperton Island on July 23 .

After attaining peak intensity on July 27 , Gil encountered Hostile_encounter cooler sea surface temperatures and began Process_start to weaken Cause_change_of_strength .

However , Gil began Process_start to re-intensify Cause_change_of_strength on August 1 , becoming Becoming a tropical storm Catastrophe again later that day .

While passing Motion_directional through the island group , Gil reached Arriving its secondary peak intensity .

Subsequently , Gil began Process_start to weaken Cause_change_of_strength once again as it threatened Warning the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands .

After passing Motion_directional through the islands , Gil was downgraded Cause_change_of_position_on_a_scale to a tropical depression on August 5 .

The remnants of Gil later affected Influence the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands , where near-gale force winds were measured .