List of hurricanes
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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.

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 (Tropical Storm)
• Iris, 2001
• Michelle, 2001
• Isidore, 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
• The Great New England Hurricane of 1938

Eastern Pacific

Named

• Iniki, 1992, Hawaii

Unnamed

*Indicates a very severe hurricane, category 5 on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale.

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