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 >
1900 – Tropical storm passed near the Dry Tortugas early on September 6th | Track | Storm Summary
1901 – Tropical storm passed north of the Florida Keys on August 10th | Track | Storm Summary
1902 – Tropical storm passed west of the Dry Tortugas on June 13th | Track | Storm Summary
1903 – Category 1 hurricane passed north of the Florida Keys on September 11th | Track | Storm Summary
1904 – Category 1 hurricane made landfall in North Key Largo on October 17th before making a counterclockwise loop and making landfall in mainland Monroe County as a weak tropical storm on October 20th | Track | Storm Summary
1906 – Tropical storm passed west of the Dry Tortugas on June 10th | Track | Storm Summary
1906 – Category 1 hurricane made landfall in Marathon late on June 16th | Track | Storm Summary
1906 – Category 3 hurricane made landfall in Marathon early on October 18th | Track | Storm Summary
1909 – Tropical storm formed to the northwest of the Dry Tortugas on June 25th | Track | Storm Summary
1909 – Tropical storm passed east of the Upper Keys on June 28th | Track | Storm Summary
1909 – Category 3 hurricane made landfall in Long Key on October 11th | Track | Storm Summary
1910 – Category 4 hurricane passed near the Dry Tortugas on October 17th | Track | Storm Summary
1911 – Tropical storm formed north of the Dry Tortugas on August 9th | Track | Storm Summary
1915 – Category 1 hurricane passed to the west of the Dry Tortugas on September 3rd | Track | Storm Summary
1915 – Category 4 hurricane passed south of the Florida Keys on August 14th | Track | Storm Summary
1916 – Tropical depression became a tropical storm as it moved across the Florida Keys on May 14th | Track | Storm Summary
1916 – Tropical storm passed near the Upper Keys on August 25th | Track | Storm Summary
1917 – Category 4 hurricane passed southwest of the Florida Keys on September 26th | Track | Storm Summary
1919 – Category 4 hurricane passed just south of Key West late on September 9th and made landfall in the Dry Tortugas early on the 10th | Track | Storm Summary
1921 – Category 4 hurricane passed west of the Dry Tortugas late on October 24th | Track | Storm Summary
1922 – Tropical storm passed west of the Dry Tortugas on October 14th | Track | Storm Summary
1924 – Category 4 hurricane passed west of the Dry Tortugas early on October 20th | Track | Storm Summary
1925 – Tropical storm passed west of the Dry Tortugas on November 30th | Track | Storm Summary
1926 – Category 4 hurricane passed north of the Upper Keys, making landfall on Dade County, on September 18th | Track | Storm Summary
1926 – Category 3 hurricane passed near the Middle and Upper Keys late on October 20th and early on the 21st | Track | Storm Summary
1928 – Tropical storm made landfall in Big Pine Key late on August 12th | Track | Storm Summary
1929 – Category 3 hurricane made landfall in Tavernier on September 28th | Track | Storm Summary
1932 – Tropical storm made landfall in North Key Largo late on August 29th | Track | Storm Summary
1933 – Category 3 hurricane passed south of the Florida Keys, along the northern coast of western Cuba, on September 1st | Track | Storm Summary
1933 – Category 3 hurricane paralleled the Florida Keys while traveling over the Florida Straits late on October 4th and early on the 5th | Track | Storm Summary
1935 – Labor Day hurricane made landfall in Long Key with an intensity of 185 mph, making it a category 5 hurricane, late on September 2nd. This is the strongest hurricane landfall recorded in the United States. | Track | Storm Summary
1935 – Category 4 hurricane passed east of the Upper Keys late on September 28th | Track | Storm Summary
1935 – Category 2 hurricane made landfall in Dade County on November 4th and later passed north of the Florida Keys late on the 4th and early on the 5th | Track | Storm Summary
1936 – Tropical storm passed north of the Florida Keys early on June 15th | Track | Storm Summary
1936 – Tropical storm made landfall in North Key Largo late on July 28th | Track | Storm Summary
1941 – Category 2 hurricane passed north of the Upper Keys, making landfall in southern Dade County, early on October 6th | Track | Storm Summary
1944 – Category 3 hurricane made landfall in the Dry Tortugas on October 18th | Track | Storm Summary
1945 – Tropical storm passed just west of Key West early on September 4th | Track | Storm Summary
1945 – Category 4 hurricane made landfall in North Key Largo on September 15th | Track | Storm Summary
1946 – Category 2 hurricane passed west of the Dry Tortugas on October 7th | Track | Storm Summary
1947 – Category 4 hurricane passed north of the Florida Keys on September 17th | Track | Storm Summary
1947 – Tropical storm passed west of the Dry Tortugas on September 22nd | Track | Storm Summary
1947 – Category 1 hurricane passed between Key West and the Dry Tortugas on October 11th | Track | Storm Summary
1948 – Category 3 hurricane made landfall in the Lower Keys on September 21st | Track | Storm Summary
1948 – Category 2 hurricane made landfall in the Lower Keys on October 5th | Track | Storm Summary
1950 – Tropical Storm Baker passed to the south of the Florida Keys on August 27th | Track | Storm Summary
1950 – Hurricane Easy, category 1, passed between Key West and the Dry Tortugas on September 3rd | Track | Storm Summary
1950 – Hurricane King, category 4, passed just east of the Upper Keys late on October 17th | Track | Storm Summary
1953 – Tropical Storm Alice passed to the west of the Dry Tortugas on June 4th | Track | Storm Summary
1953 – Unnamed tropical storm passed east of the Upper Keys late on October 4th | Track | Storm Summary
1953 – Hurricane Hazel, category 1, passed northwest of the Dry Tortugas on October 9th | Track | Storm Summary
1956 – Unnamed tropical storm made landfall in the Upper Keys on October 15th | Track | Storm Summary
1958 – Tropical Storm Ella passed to the south of the Florida Keys on September 3rd | Track | Storm Summary
1959 – Tropical Storm Judith passed to the west of the Dry Tortugas on October 17th | Track | Storm Summary
1960 – Hurricane Donna, category 4, made landfall in Conch Key early on September 10th | Track | Storm Summary
1964 – Hurricane Cleo, category 2, passed just east of the Upper Keys early on August 27th | Track | Storm Summary
1964 – Hurricane Isbell, category 3, passed between Key West and the Dry Tortugas on October 14th | Track | Storm Summary
1965 – Hurricane Betsy, category 3, made landfall in Key Largo early on September 8th | Track | Storm Summary
1966 – Hurricane Alma, category 3, passed between Key West and the Dry Tortugas on June 8th | Track | Storm Summary
1966 – Hurricane Inez, category 1, moved over the entire Florida Keys, only hurricane known to have done so, on October 4th through early on the 5th | Track | Storm Summary
1968 – Hurricane Abby, category 1, passed west of the Dry Tortugas on June 3rd | Track | Storm Summary
1968 – Hurricane Gladys, category 1, passed west of the Dry Tortugas late on October 16th and early on the 17th | Track | Storm Summary
1969 – A tropical depression became Tropical Storm Jenny after passing between Key West and the Dry Tortugas on October 2nd | Track | Storm Summary
1970 – Tropical Storm Greta weakened to a tropical depression before passing near the Lower Keys and the Dry Tortugas on September 28th | Track | Storm Summary
1972 – Hurricane Agnes passed west of the Florida Keys on June 18th | Track | Storm Summary
1976 – Tropical Storm Dottie passed just north of the Florida Keys on August 19th | Track | Storm Summary
1979 – Hurricane Frederic, category 2, passed to the west of the Dry Tortugas on September 11th | Track | Storm Summary
1980 – Hurricane Jeanne passed well to the west of the Dry Tortugas on November 11th, but its outer squalls and another disturbance produced record rainfall in Key West | Track | Storm Summary
1981 – Tropical Storm Dennis made landfall in the Lower Keys on August 16th | Track | Storm Summary
1982 – Hurricane Alberto, category 1, passed west of the Dry Tortugas late on June 3rd | Track | Storm Summary
1985 – Tropical Storm Elena passed to the southwest of the Dry Tortugas on August 29th | Track | Storm Summary
1985 – Hurricane Kate passed southwest of the Dry Tortugas on November 19th | Track | Storm Summary
1987 – Hurricane Floyd, category 1, made landfall in Key West on October 12th | Track | Storm Summary
1990 – Tropical Storm Marco passed between Key West and the Dry Tortugas on October 10th | Track | Storm Summary
1991 – Tropical Storm Fabian passed to the east of the Upper Keys early on October 16th shortly before becoming extratropical | Track | Storm Summary
1992 – Hurricane Andrew, category 5, passed just north of the Upper Keys, making landfall in southern Dade County, early on August 24th | Track | Storm Summary
1994 – Tropical Storm Gordon made landfall in Boca Chica on November 15th | Track | Storm Summary
1998 – Hurricane Georges, category 2, made landfall in Key West and the Dry Tortugas on September 25th | Track | Storm Summary
1998 – Tropical Storm Mitch passed north of the Florida Keys early on November 5th | Track | Storm Summary
1999 – Tropical Storm Harvey passed north of the Florida Keys on September 21st | Track | Storm Summary
1999 – Hurricane Irene, category 1, made landfall in the Lower Keys on October 15th | Track | Storm Summary
Florida Keys Tropical Cyclone History | Tropical Cyclones Before 1800
Tropical Cyclones of the 1800s | Tropical Cyclones of the 2000s
Strongest Tropical Cyclones (Maximum Sustained Winds)
Most Intense Tropical Cyclones (Minimum Central Sea Level Pressure)