Olga was a TS tropical cyclone that formed in the Gulf of Mexico in 2001. The storm reached maximum sustained winds of 148 km/h (80 kt) with a minimum central pressure of 973 hPa. Tracking across the Gulf of Mexicoin the North Atlantic basin (, it potentially affected the US Gulf Coast, Mexico and Cuba. The storm traveled from approximately 22.8°-69.9° to 32.6°-49.5°, crossing a range of 10 latitude and 20 longitude.