Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index This is a list of notable hurricanes in chronological order. It does not include tropical storms which may have caused destructive inland flooding, but whose names are not retired for that reason alone. Table of contents 1 Atlantic Basin (retired) 1.1 Unnamed but historically significant 2 Eastern Pacific 2.2 Named 2.3 Unnamed Atlantic Basin (retired) Hazel, 1954 Connie, 1955 Diane, 1955 Ione, 1955 Janet, 1955 Audrey, 1957 Gracie, 1959 Donna, 1960 Carla, 1961 Hattie, 1961 Flora, 1963 Cleo, 1964 Dora, 1964 Hilda, 1964 Betsy, 1965 Inez, 1966 Beulah, 1967 Camille*, 1969 Celia, 1970 Agnes, 1972 Carmen, 1974 Fifi, 1974 Eloise, 1975 Anita, 1977 David, 1979 Frederic, 1979 Allen, 1980 Alicia, 1983 Elena, 1985 Gloria, 1985 Gilbert, 1988 Hugo, 1989 Diana, 1990 Klaus, 1990 Bob, 1991 Andrew*, 1992 (retroactively upgraded to category 5 in 2002) Luis, 1995 Marilyn, 1995 Opal, 1995 Roxanne, 1995 Cesar, 1996 Fran, 1996 Hortense, 1996 Georges, 1998 Joan, 1998 Mitch, 1998 Floyd, 1999 Lenny, 1999 Keith, 2000 Allison, 2001 Iris, 2001 Michelle, 2001 Isadore, 2002 Lili, 2002 Fabian, 2003 (not officially retired yet, but it's a good bet) Isabel, 2003 (likewise) Odette, 2003 (probably will not be retired, but should be) Unnamed but historically significant Labor Day Hurricane of 1935*, Florida Keys Great Galveston Hurricane, 1900 The Great Hurricane of 1780 Eastern Pacific Named Iniki, 1992, Hawaii Unnamed *Indicates a very severe hurricane, category 5 on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale. This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.