A Pacific storm and atmospheric river will impact the Pacific Northwest states and northern Rockies this weekend, bringing locally heavy low elevations rain and heavy high elevation snow in the mountains. By Sunday over the Interior Northwest, rain combined with snowmelt will increase the risk of flood hazards. Flood Watches are in effect. Read More >
1830 – Hurricane impacted the Florida Keys on August 15th
1831 – Hurricane impacted the Florida Keys and the Dry Tortugas on August 14th and 15th
1835 – Major hurricane passed near Key West on September 14th and 15th. First “documented” hurricane to strike Key West.
1841 – Hurricane passed just west of Key West on October 18th
1842 – Hurricane “Antje’s” moved across the Lower Keys on September 4th
1844 – Hurricane passed south of the Florida Keys on October 5th
1846 – Major hurricane passed just west of Key West on October 11th
1851 – Category 1 hurricane passed southwest of the Dry Tortugas on August 21st | Track | Storm Summary
1852 – Category 2 hurricane made landfall in the Dry Tortugas on August 22nd | Track | Storm Summary
1856 – Category 1 hurricane passed near the Dry Tortugas on August 8th | Track | Storm Summary
1856 – Category 1 hurricane south of the Lower Keys on August 27th | Track | Storm Summary
1860 – Category 2 hurricane passed near the Florida Keys on September 10th | Track | Storm Summary
1861 – Category 1 hurricane passed between Key West and Dry Tortugas on August 16th | Track | Storm Summary
1861 – Tropical storm passed near the Florida Keys on October 31st | Track | Storm Summary
1863 – Tropical storm passed just east of the Upper Keys on a northward track on September 16th | Track | Storm Summary
1865 – Category 2 hurricane made landfall in Boca Chica on October 23rd | Track | Storm Summary
1870 – Category 2 hurricane paralleled the Florida Keys while traveling over the Florida Straits on October 10th | Track | Storm Summary
1870 – Category 1 hurricane made landfall in Dry Tortugas on October 20th | Track | Storm Summary
1871 – Tropical storm passed south of the Lower Keys on a westward track on June 1st | Track | Storm Summary
1873 – Category 3 hurricane passed to the north of the Florida Keys late on October 6th | Track | Storm Summary
1875 – Category 1 hurricane passed southwest of the Dry Tortugas on September 14th | Track | Storm Summary
1876 – Tropical storm passed east of the Upper Keys on September 16th | Track | Storm Summary
1876 – Category 2 hurricane passed just west of Key West on October 19th | Track | Storm Summary
1878 – Tropical storm passed north of the Florida Keys on an eastward track on July 2nd | Track | Storm Summary
1878 – Tropical storm moved across Duck Key on September 7th | Track | Storm Summary
1878 – Category 1 hurricane moved across the Upper Keys on October 21st | Track | Storm Summary
1879 – Tropical storm passed west of the Dry Tortugas on October 14th | Track | Storm Summary
1881 – Tropical storm paralleled the Florida Keys while traveling over the Florida Straits on August 17th | Track | Storm Summary
1882 – Category 1 hurricane passed south of the Florida Keys on September 5th | Track | Storm Summary
1882 – Category 1 hurricane passed west of the Dry Tortugas on October 9th | Track | Storm Summary
1885 – Tropical storm passed just west of Dry Tortugas on October 10th | Track | Storm Summary
1886 – Category 1 hurricane passed southwest of the Dry Tortugas on June 29th | Track | Storm Summary
1886 – Category 1 hurricane passed west of the Dry Tortugas on July 18th | Track | Storm Summary
1886 – Category 1 hurricane passed southwest of the Lower Keys and Dry Tortugas late August 17th and early the 18th | Track | Storm Summary
1888 – Category 3 hurricane passed north of the Upper Keys, making landfall in Dade County, on August 16th | Track | Storm Summary
1888 – Category 2 hurricane passed south of the Florida Keys on September 4th | Track | Storm Summary
1888 – Tropical storm made landfall in Plantation Key on September 23rd | Track | Storm Summary
1889 – Tropical storm made landfall in Marathon on October 5th | Track | Storm Summary
1890 – Tropical storm passed to the west of the Dry Tortugas on May 29th | Track | Storm Summary
1891 – Category 1 hurricane passed just north of the Upper Keys, making landfall in southern Dade County, on August 24th | Track | Storm Summary
1891 – Tropical storm made landfall in the Lower Keys early on October 7th | Track | Track | Storm Summary
1891 – Tropical storm passed west of the Dry Tortugas on October 9th | Track | Storm Summary
1892 – Tropical storm passed north of the Florida Keys on June 10th | Track | Storm Summary
1894 – Category 1 hurricane passed just west of Key West on September 25th | Track | Storm Summary
1895 – Tropical storm paralleled the Florida Keys while traveling over the Florida Straits late on October 1st and early the 2nd | Track | Storm Summary
1895 – Tropical storm passed north of the Florida Keys on October 16th | Track | Storm Summary
1895 – Category 2 hurricane passed east of the Upper Keys on October 22nd | Track | Storm Summary
1896 – Tropical storm passed to the west of the Dry Tortugas on July 5th | Track | Storm Summary
1896 – Tropical storm passed north of the Florida Keys on October 8th | Track | Storm Summary
1897 – Tropical storm passed west of Key West and became a hurricane near Dry Tortugas on September 10th | Track | Storm Summary
1897 – Tropical storm passed west of the Florida Keys on September 20th | Track | Storm Summary
1898 – Tropical storm paralleled the Florida Keys while traveling over the Florida Straits on September 26th | Track | Storm Summary
1898 – Tropical storm passed east of the Upper Keys on October 11th | Track | Storm Summary
1898 – Tropical storm passed over the the Florida Straits, paralleling the Florida Keys, on October 23rd | Track | Storm Summary
1899 – Tropical storm made landfall in Islamorada on July 30th | Track | Storm Summary
Florida Keys Tropical Cyclone History | Tropical Cyclones Before 1800
Tropical Cyclones of the 1900s | Tropical Cyclones of the 2000s
Strongest Tropical Cyclones (Maximum Sustained Winds)
Most Intense Tropical Cyclones (Minimum Central Sea Level Pressure)