It is in the day of June 9, 2018, that the cyclogenesis of the future hurricane BUD has ended. After having reached the stage of Tropical Depression and having been numbered 3E, the system continued its intensification to be baptized during the same day.
At the last point made by the Cyclone Regional Specialized Meteorological Center of Miami at 03:00 UT, BUD was located around 17.6N and 107.6O and track northwest at about 11 km/h.
BUD is a major category 3 hurricane on the Simpson Saffir Scale. Central pressure is about 951 mb and the maximum sustained winds over 1 minute are estimated at a little over 200 km/h (110 kt) and associated with gusts of 250 km/h (135 kt).

Ace Pacific Northeast Index © University of Colorado
With 2 major hurricanes in the same month, Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE), which defines the activity level of a season, is already above climatology average. cyclonic (picture above).