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The notoriety of these Atlantic hurricanes has led to the retirement of the names. The names were removed from the lists of hurricane names and have not been used since.


This list does not include any devastating storms from the current season until they are officially retired by the World Meteorological Organization in the following year.


Note: this category includes 'articles' on hurricanes, not 'categories' that exist for some hurricanes.


See also: List of retired Atlantic hurricane names









Pages in category "Retired Atlantic hurricanes"


The following 88 pages are in this category, out of 88 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).




 


  • List of retired Atlantic hurricane names



A



  • Hurricane Agnes

  • Hurricane Alicia

  • Hurricane Allen

  • Tropical Storm Allison

  • Hurricane Andrew

  • Hurricane Anita

  • Hurricane Audrey




B



  • Hurricane Betsy

  • Hurricane Beulah

  • Hurricane Bob




C



  • Hurricane Camille

  • Hurricane Carla

  • Hurricane Carmen

  • Hurricane Carol

  • Hurricane Celia

  • Hurricane Cesar–Douglas

  • Hurricane Charley

  • Hurricane Cleo

  • Hurricane Connie




D



  • Hurricane David

  • Hurricane Dean

  • Hurricane Dennis

  • Hurricane Diana

  • Hurricane Diane

  • Hurricane Donna

  • Hurricane Dora




E



  • Hurricane Edna

  • Hurricane Elena

  • Hurricane Eloise

  • Tropical Storm Erika




F



  • Hurricane Fabian

  • Hurricane Felix

  • Hurricane Fifi–Orlene

  • Hurricane Flora

  • Hurricane Floyd

  • Hurricane Fran

  • Hurricane Frances

  • Hurricane Frederic




G



  • Hurricane Georges

  • Hurricane Gilbert

  • Hurricane Gloria

  • Hurricane Greta–Olivia

  • Hurricane Gustav




H



  • Hurricane Harvey

  • Hurricane Hattie

  • Hurricane Hazel

  • Hurricane Hilda

  • Hurricane Hortense

  • Hurricane Hugo




I



  • Hurricane Igor

  • Hurricane Ike

  • Hurricane Inez

  • Hurricane Ingrid

  • Hurricane Ione

  • Hurricane Irene

  • Hurricane Iris

  • Hurricane Irma

  • Hurricane Isabel

  • Hurricane Isidore

  • Hurricane Ivan




J



  • Hurricane Janet

  • Hurricane Jeanne

  • Hurricane Joan–Miriam

  • Hurricane Joaquin

  • Hurricane Juan




K



  • Hurricane Katrina

  • Hurricane Keith

  • Hurricane Klaus




L



  • Hurricane Lenny

  • Hurricane Lili

  • Hurricane Luis




M



  • Hurricane Maria

  • Hurricane Marilyn

  • Hurricane Matthew

  • Hurricane Michelle

  • Hurricane Mitch




N



  • Hurricane Nate

  • Hurricane Noel




O



  • Hurricane Opal

  • Hurricane Otto




P


  • Hurricane Paloma



R



  • Hurricane Rita

  • Hurricane Roxanne




S



  • Hurricane Sandy

  • Hurricane Stan




T


  • Hurricane Tomas



W


  • Hurricane Wilma






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