LIST: U.S. Hurricanes (1851-2021)

FactReal ^ | 10/4/2022 | FactReal

[FactReal]

Hurricanes from 1851 to 2021 that made landfall in Continental United States (CONUS)

according to National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

[FactReal]

This is a list of the U.S. hurricanes and includes their names, month/year/states of impact, category and pressure.

[simpson96]

Brings back memories.

Camille was a real doozy.

[SamAdams76]

I remember Hurricane Belle in 1976. The theme to S.W.A.T. by Rhythm Heritage was playing on the radio.

Rhythm Heritage - Theme To S.W.A.T.

[Menehune56]

Ping for later

[rottndog]

Thank you for that link....awesome song.

[FLNittany]

Agnes sure did a lot of damage for a Cat 1 storm back in 1972.

I remember being at PGA business school in 1990 and a PGA pro from somewhere in SC was talking about merchandising. He brought a half dozen dirty shirts, a few sweaters, and a few broken putters and wedges. He said that was what was left of his golf shop after Hugo.

I can see why I was complacent before Andrew living in SoFla. Relatively calm during the late 80’s.

2004 was just ridiculous for us in Northern PB County. Jeanne was the final insult when she did a loop to loop in the Atlantic and headed right for us while we were still all boarded up (and many w/out power) from Frances. I went 18 days w/out it. It was hot.

Great list. Thanks for posting.

[Adder]

I vaguely remember Hazel, 1954 because it was dark and Mom and Dad were scared. Just a snippet..I was only 3.

Nice list...

[KarlInOhio]

Year	Month	States Affected and Category by States	Highest Saffir- Simpson U.S. Category	Central Pressure (mb)	Max Wind (kt)	Name
1850s
1861	Aug	* FL, SW1	1	978	70	“Key West”
1861	Sep	NC, 1	1	985	70	“Equinoctial”
1861	Nov	NC, 1	1	985	70	“Expedition”
1862	None
1863	None
1864	None
1865	Sep	LA, 2; TX, N1	2	965	90	“Sabine River”
1865	Oct	FL, SW2, SE1	2	969	90	—–

None in 1862-1864? Did Mother Nature feel sorry for us? Did someone compile a separate list of Confederate hurricanes?

[FactReal]

At the bottom of the post under 'Additional Note': "Because of the sparseness of towns and cities before 1900 in some coastal locations along the United States, the above list is not complete for all states. Before the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic coasts became settled, hurricanes may have been underestimated in their intensity or missed completely for small-sized systems (i.e., 2004’s Hurricane Charley). The following list provides estimated dates when accurate tropical cyclone records began for specified regions of the United States based upon U.S Census reports and other historical analyses."
https://factreal.wordpress.com/2022/10/04/list-u-s-hurricanes-1851-2021/

[wareagle7295]

The average dumb ass on the street that listens to all the alarmism must think we have a million more hurricanes these days.

[A_perfect_lady]

Doesn’t look like it’s getting worse. I mean, shouldn’t it have tripled since 1850s? Due to all that Global Warming I’ve heard so much about?