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Every Atlantic and East Pacific system that reached tropical-storm strength since 2015 — peak intensity, dates, and landfalls from NOAA's official HURDAT2 best-track record, plus the current season as it happens. Click any storm for its full track map and intensity chart.

The 2019 Atlantic and East Pacific hurricane season produced 37 named storms, of which 14 became hurricanes and 7 reached major status (Category 3+). The strongest was Dorian at 160 kt (184 mph). NOAA's best-track record logs 17 landfalls across the season. Data: NOAA HURDAT2 best track.

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DorianAtlantic · AL052019CAT 5160 kt · 910 mb · 7 landfallsAug 24 – Sep 9LorenzoAtlantic · AL132019CAT 5140 kt · 925 mbSep 22 – Oct 4BarbaraE. Pacific · EP022019CAT 4135 kt · 930 mbJun 30 – Jul 8ErickE. Pacific · EP062019CAT 4115 kt · 952 mbJul 27 – Aug 8KikoE. Pacific · EP132019CAT 4115 kt · 950 mbSep 12 – Sep 26JulietteE. Pacific · EP112019CAT 3110 kt · 953 mbSep 1 – Sep 9HumbertoAtlantic · AL092019CAT 3110 kt · 950 mbSep 12 – Sep 20JerryAtlantic · AL102019CAT 290 kt · 976 mbSep 17 – Sep 28LorenaE. Pacific · EP152019CAT 175 kt · 985 mb · 2 landfallsSep 17 – Sep 22FlossieE. Pacific · EP072019CAT 170 kt · 987 mbJul 28 – Aug 7PabloAtlantic · AL182019CAT 170 kt · 977 mbOct 23 – Oct 29RebekahAtlantic · AL192019CAT 170 kt · 965 mbOct 27 – Nov 1AlvinE. Pacific · EP012019CAT 165 kt · 992 mbJun 25 – Jun 30BarryAtlantic · AL022019CAT 165 kt · 993 mb · 1 landfallJul 10 – Jul 16IvoE. Pacific · EP102019TS60 kt · 990 mbAug 21 – Aug 27MarioE. Pacific · EP142019TS60 kt · 991 mbSep 16 – Sep 24SebastienAtlantic · AL202019TS60 kt · 970 mbNov 19 – Nov 27GabrielleAtlantic · AL082019TS55 kt · 995 mbSep 3 – Sep 11MelissaAtlantic · AL142019TS55 kt · 994 mbOct 8 – Oct 14NestorAtlantic · AL162019TS50 kt · 996 mbOct 17 – Oct 21CosmeE. Pacific · EP032019TS45 kt · 1001 mbJul 6 – Jul 10FernandAtlantic · AL072019TS45 kt · 1000 mb · 1 landfallSep 3 – Sep 5NardaE. Pacific · EP162019TS45 kt · 997 mb · 2 landfallsSep 28 – Oct 1EmaE. Pacific · CP012019TS45 kt · 1003 mbOct 11 – Oct 16OlgaAtlantic · AL172019TS45 kt · 992 mbOct 25 – Oct 27RaymondE. Pacific · EP202019TS45 kt · 1001 mbNov 13 – Nov 17DalilaE. Pacific · EP052019TS40 kt · 1004 mbJul 22 – Jul 26HenrietteE. Pacific · EP092019TS40 kt · 1003 mbAug 11 – Aug 15ImeldaAtlantic · AL112019TS40 kt · 1003 mb · 1 landfallSep 17 – Sep 19KarenAtlantic · AL122019TS40 kt · 1003 mb · 2 landfallsSep 22 – Sep 27OctaveE. Pacific · EP182019TS40 kt · 1006 mbOct 17 – Oct 21PriscillaE. Pacific · EP192019TS40 kt · 1003 mb · 1 landfallOct 19 – Oct 21AndreaAtlantic · AL012019TS35 kt · 1006 mbMay 20 – May 22GilE. Pacific · EP082019TS35 kt · 1006 mbAug 2 – Aug 6ChantalAtlantic · AL042019TS35 kt · 1007 mbAug 20 – Aug 26ErinAtlantic · AL062019TS35 kt · 1002 mbAug 26 – Aug 29AkoniE. Pacific · EP122019TS35 kt · 1004 mbSep 3 – Sep 6

2019 season — frequently asked questions

How many hurricanes were there in 2019?

The 2019 season produced 37 named storms, 14 hurricanes, and 7 major hurricanes (Category 3 or stronger) across the Atlantic and East Pacific basins.

What was the strongest hurricane of 2019?

Dorian, which peaked at 160 knots (184 mph).

When does hurricane season start and end?

The Atlantic hurricane season officially runs June 1 to November 30; the East Pacific season starts May 15. Peak activity is typically mid-August through October.