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Intense tropical cyclones usually produce tornadoes, the majority of those weak, especially upon landfall.

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These are the tropical cyclones that are known to have spawned tornadoes. The list is most complete for the U.S., but does include other areas. Within the United States 1,163 tornadoes were associated with tropical cyclones,[1] accounting for slightly under 6% of all tornadoes. The most tornadoes spawned by a single tropical cyclone were associated with Hurricane Ivan, which spawned 120 tornadoes.

Pre–1900

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Tropical cyclone Outbreak dates Tornadoes Location of tornado(es) Notes Refs
unnamed September 10, 1811 1 South Carolina [2]
unnamed June 30, 1814 1 South Carolina [2]
unnamed September 10, 1882 *3 Florida [2]
unnamed October 4, 1885 *1 New Jersey [2]
unnamed October 11, 1885 *1 Florida [2]
unnamed July 6, 1891 *4 Louisiana, Mississippi [2]
unnamed September 13, 1892 *4 North Carolina, South Carolina [2]
1893 Sea Islands hurricane August 28, 1893 *1 North Carolina [2]
unnamed September 7, 1893 *1 Louisiana [2]
unnamed October 4, 1899 *1 Georgia [2]

1900–1949

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Tropical cyclone Outbreak dates Tornadoes Location of tornado(es) Notes Refs
1900 Galveston hurricane September 7, 1900 *2 Georgia [2]
Hurricane Four (1915) September 4, 1915 *2 Georgia, Virginia [2]
1916 Gulf Coast hurricane July 6, 1916 *11 Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi [2]
1916 Charleston hurricane July 15, 1916 *1 South Carolina [2]
1916 Pensacola hurricane October 18, 1916 *4 Alabama [2]
unnamed October 29, 1917 *4 South Carolina, Virginia [2]
1919 Florida Keys hurricane September 10, 1919 *1 Florida [2]
1919 Florida Keys hurricane September 15, 1919 2 Texas, New Mexico [2]
Hurricane Two (1921) September 9, 1921 *6 Texas [2]
1928 Haiti hurricane August 10, 1928 *5 South Carolina [2]
1928 Haiti hurricane August 15, 1928 *4 South Carolina, North Carolina [2]
1929 Bahamas hurricane September 28, 1929 *6 Florida, South Carolina [2]
1933 Treasure Coast hurricane September 6, 1933 1 South Carolina [2]
1933 Cuba–Bahamas hurricane October 4, 1933 *2 Florida [2]
Hurricane Three (1934) July 24, 1934 *8 Texas [2]
1935 Labor Day hurricane September 4, 1935 *13 South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland [2]
1938 Atlantic hurricane season August 15, 1938 *1 Louisiana [2]
1940 South Carolina hurricane August 10, 1940 2 South Carolina [2]
Tropical Storm Six (1941) October 20, 1941 *2 Florida [2]
1944 Cuba–Florida hurricane October 18, 1944 3 Florida [2]
1945 Texas hurricane August 27, 1945 *2 Texas F3 killed one and injured 15 in Houston [2]
1945 Homestead hurricane September 17, 1945 *1 South Carolina [2]
Tropical Storm Six (1947) September 19, 1947 *1 Florida F3 killed two and injured 100 in Apalachicola [2]
1947 Cape Sable hurricane October 11, 1947 *4 Florida [2]
Hurricane Five (1948) September 4, 1948 1 Georgia, Florida [2]
September 1948 Florida hurricane September 21, 1948 *1 Florida [2]
1948 Miami hurricane October 5, 1948 *3 Florida [2]
1949 Florida hurricane August 28, 1949 *4 North Carolina [2]
1949 Texas hurricane October 3, 1949 1 Texas -

1950–1979

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Tropical cyclone Outbreak dates Tornadoes Location of tornado(es) Notes Refs
Hurricane Baker August 30–31, 1950 2 Texas [2][3]
Hurricane Able August 31, 1952 3 Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland [2][4]
Hurricane Connie August 10, 1955 4 South Carolina, North Carolina, Delaware [2]
Hurricane Diane August 19, 1955 *1 Pennsylvania [2]
Hurricane Flossy September 24, 1956 *5 Florida, Georgia, South Carolina [2]
Hurricane Audrey June 27, 1957 *21 Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Tennessee [5]
Hurricane Cindy July 10, 1959 11 North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Georgia [2]
Hurricane Debra July 24, 1959 5 Oklahoma, Texas [2]
Hurricane Gracie September 29, 1959 7 South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Pennsylvania [2]
Hurricane Judith October 17, 1959 1 Florida [2]
Hurricane Donna September 10, 1960 5 Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina [2]
Hurricane Ethel September 15, 1960 6 Florida, Alabama [2]
Hurricane Carla September 10, 1961 21 Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, Michigan, Arkansas F4 killed 8 in Galveston, Texas vicinity; one of only two hurricane-spawned violent tornado [6]
Hurricane Cleo August 27, 1964 12 Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina [7]
Hurricane Dora September 12, 1964 3 South Carolina, North Carolina [8]
Hurricane Hilda October 3, 1964 12 Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, North Carolina F4 killed 22 in Larose, Louisiana vicinity; one of only two hurricane-spawned violent tornado [9]
Hurricane Isbell October 14, 1964 9 Florida [9]
Hurricane Betsy September 8, 1965 7 Florida, Alabama, Mississippi [10]
Hurricane Alma June 8, 1966 5 Florida, Mississippi [2]
Hurricane Inez October 4, 1966 2 Florida [2]
Hurricane Beulah September 20, 1967 115 Texas, Mexico [5]
Hurricane Abby June 7, 1968 4 North Carolina [2]
Hurricane Gladys October 17, 1968 2 Florida [2]
Hurricane Camille August 17, 1969 2 Florida [2]
Hurricane Celia August 31, 1970 9 Texas [2]
Hurricane Edith September 16, 1971 16 Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi [2]
Hurricane Fern September 10, 1971 5 Texas [2]
Hurricane Agnes June 18, 1972 17 Florida, Georgia [2]
Hurricane Carmen September 8, 1974 4 Louisiana [2]
Hurricane Eloise September 23, 1975 5 Georgia, Florida [2]
Hurricane Babe September 5, 1977 14 Louisiana, South Carolina, Mississippi, Alabama [2]
Hurricane David September 3, 1979 34 Florida, Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware [5]
Hurricane Frederic September 12, 1979 10 Alabama, Georgia, Florida [2]

1980–1999

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Tropical cyclone Date of (first) tornado Tornadoes Area affected Notes Refs
Hurricane Allen August 9, 1980 *29 Texas Costliest tropical cyclone–related tornado in history struck Austin, Texas vicinity inflicting $100 million in damages
T. D. #2 June 5, 1981 9 Louisiana, Texas [11]
Hurricane Dennis August 17, 1981 2 Florida
T. D. #8 August 31, 1981 14 Texas [12]
Hurricane Alicia August 17, 1983 *22 Texas
Hurricane Diana September 5, 1984 1 Florida
Hurricane Danny August 15, 1985 *39 Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, South Carolina, Georgia
Hurricane Elena August 31, 1985 10 Florida
Typhoon Tess (Miling) September 3, 1985 1 Lemery, Batangas, Philippines [13]
Hurricane Gloria September 27, 1985 2 New Jersey, Massachusetts
Hurricane Juan October 28, 1985 11 Florida, Alabama, Mississippi
Hurricane Bonnie June 27, 1986 5 Louisiana
Hurricane Gilbert September 16, 1988 *29+ Texas, Mexico
Typhoon Ruby (Unsang) October 23, 1988 1 Misamis Oriental, Philippines [14]
Hurricane Chantal August 1, 1989 4 Texas
Hurricane Hugo September 22, 1989 3 South Carolina, North Carolina
Hurricane Jerry October 15, 1989 5 Texas
Hurricane Bob August 18, 1991 5 North Carolina, New York
Tropical Storm Beryl (1994) August 16–17, 1994 37 Carolinas, Georgia, Mid Atlantic
Hurricane Georges September 1998 47 Alabama, Georgia, Florida
Hurricane Floyd September 16, 1999 14+ North Carolina [15]

2000–2009

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Tropical cyclone Date of (first) tornado Tornadoes Area affected Notes Refs
Hurricane Gordon September 16, 2000 11 Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina
Tropical Storm Helene September 22, 2000 13 Florida, Georgia, South Carolina
Hurricane Keith October 6, 2000 1 Texas
Tropical Storm Allison June 11, 2001 28 Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Virginia, Massachusetts, Maine, Texas
Tropical Storm Barry August 2, 2001 5 Florida, Mississippi, Missouri
Tropical Storm Gabrielle September 13, 2001 18 Florida
Hurricane Michelle November 5, 2001 5 Florida
Tropical Storm Fay September 6, 2002 11 Texas
Hurricane Gustav September 10, 2002 1 North Carolina
Tropical Storm Hanna September 14, 2002 2 Alabama, Georgia
Hurricane Isidore September 25, 2002 10 Alabama, Florida, Louisiana
Hurricane Lili October 3, 2002 26 Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Kentucky
Hurricane Kyle October 8, 2002 8 South Carolina, North Carolina
Hurricane Charley August 13, 2004 16 Florida, North Carolina, Virginia
Hurricane Gaston August 29, 2004 33
Hurricane Frances September 4–8, 2004 103* Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia
Hurricane Ivan September 16, 2004 120 United States Gulf Coast and Mid-Atlantic Coast
Tropical Storm Arlene June 11, 2005 3 Florida, Indiana [1]
Hurricane Cindy July 5, 2005 44 Southeastern United States
Hurricane Dennis July 10, 2005 10 Florida and Georgia [16]
Hurricane Emily July 20, 2005 11 Texas [16]
Hurricane Katrina August 25, 2005 59 United States Gulf Coast [1]
Hurricane Rita September 24, 2005 98 United States Gulf Coast [1][16]
Tropical Storm Tammy October 6, 2005 1 Georgia, United States [16]
Hurricane Wilma October 24, 2005 8 Florida [16]
Tropical Storm Alberto June 12, 2006 17 Southeastern United States [1]
Hurricane Ernesto August 24, 2006 5 Florida and North Carolina, United States [17]
Tropical Storm Barry June 1–2, 2007 4 Cuba, Florida, United States [18][19]
Tropical Storm Erin August 16, 2007 7 Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana United States [18]
Hurricane Humberto September 12, 2007 1 Louisiana, United States [1]
Tropical Depression Ten September 20, 2007 2 Florida, United States [18]
Tropical Storm Olga December 16, 2007 2 Florida, United States [1][18]
Hurricane Dolly July 23–24, 2008 6 Texas, United States [1][20]
Tropical Storm Fay August 18–27, 2008 50 South-eastern United States [20]
Hurricane Gustav August 31, 2008 49 United States Gulf Coast [20]
Hurricane Hanna September 6, 2008 1 Pennsylvania and Virginia [20]
Hurricane Ike September 9, 2008 33 United States Gulf Coast [1][20]
Tropical Storm Nangka (Feria) June 24, 2009 1 Samar, Philippines [21]

2010–2019

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Tropical cyclone Outbreak dates Tornadoes Location of tornado(es) Refs
Hurricane Alex June 30 – July 2, 2010 11 Texas, United States [1][22]
Tropical Storm Hermine September 7–9, 2010 13 Southern United States [1]
Cyclone Carlos February 22, 2011 4 Karratha, Australia [23]
Tropical Storm Arlene June 30, 2011 1 Texas, United States [24]
Hurricane Irene August 26, 2011 9 United States East Coast [1]
Tropical Storm Lee September 3–7, 2011 46 Southeastern United States [25]
Hurricane Rina October 29, 2011 2 Florida, United States [1]
Tropical Storm Beryl May 28–30, 2012 4 Southeastern United States [26]
Tropical Storm Debby June 23–27, 2012 25 Florida, United States [27]
Hurricane Isaac August 21 – September 1, 2012 32 Southeastern, Midwestern, and Eastern United States [28]
Typhoon Sanba (Karen) September 18, 2012 Several Japan [29]
Hurricane Sandy October 28, 2012 1 Bermuda [30]
Cyclone Evan December 2012 Several Samoa [31]
Cyclone Oswald January 17–29, 2013 Several Queensland, Australia [32]
Tropical Storm Andrea June 5–7, 2013 16 Cuba, Florida, North Carolina [33]
Tropical Storm Bebinca (Fabian) June 20, 2013 2 Palawan and Occidental Mindoro, Philippines [34]
Severe Tropical Storm Rumbia (Gorio) June 29, 2013 1 Quezon, Philippines [35]
Severe Tropical Storm Toraji September 4, 2013 3 Japan [36][37]
Typhoon Man-yi September 15–16, 2013 10 Japan [36][38][39]
Tropical Storm Cindy June 22, 2017 18 Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Kentucky, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey [40]
Tropical Storm Emily July 31, 2017 18 Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Kentucky, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey [41]
Hurricane Harvey August 25 – September 1, 2017 52 Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee [42]
Tropical Storm Philippe October 28–29, 2017 2 Florida [43][44]
Tropical Storm Alberto May 31, 2018 4 Florida, South Carolina, Ohio [45]
Tropical Storm Gordon September 5–8, 2018 7 Mississippi, Kentucky, Indiana [46]
Hurricane Florence September 13–17, 2018 44 North Carolina, Virginia, South Carolina [47]
Typhoon Mangkhut (Ompong) September 14, 2018 1 Marikina, Metro Manila, Philippines [48]
Hurricane Michael October 10, 2018 16 Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia [49]
Hurricane Dorian September 5–6, 2019 20 North Carolina, South Carolina [50]
Typhoon Hagibis October 12, 2019 1 Ichihara, Chiba Prefecture, Japan [51]
Tropical Storm Nestor October 19, 2019 3 Florida [52]

2020–present

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Tropical cyclone Outbreak dates Tornadoes Location of tornado(es) Refs
Severe Tropical Cyclone Harold April 8, 2020 Several Fiji [53]
Tropical Storm Cristobal June 6, 2020 13 Florida, Illinois, Ohio [54]
Tropical Storm Fay July 11, 2020 1 Maine [55]
Hurricane Hanna July 26, 2020 5 Texas [56][57]
Hurricane Isaias August 3–4, 2020 39 East Coast of the United States [58]
Hurricane Laura August 27–28, 2020 16 Gulf Coast of the United States
Hurricane Sally September 16–18, 2020 23 Southern United States
Subtropical Storm Alpha September 18, 2020 2 Portugal
Tropical Storm Beta September 25, 2020 1 South Carolina
Hurricane Delta October 8–11, 2020 14 Southern United States
Tropical Storm Claudette June 19–20, 2021 9 Southern United States [59]
Hurricane Elsa July 6–9, 2021 17 East Coast of the United States
Tropical Storm Fred August 17–19, 2021 30 East Coast of the United States
Hurricane Ida August 29–September 2, 2021 29 Southeastern to Mid-Atlantic to Northeastern United States
Tropical Storm Alex June 3, 2022 2 Cuba [60]
Typhoon Chaba (Caloy) June 28, 2022 3 Shantou, Chaozhou, and Foshan [61][62][63]
Hurricane Ian September 27–28, 2022 15 Florida, North Carolina [64]
Hurricane Idalia August 30, 2023 12 Florida
Typhoon Ewiniar (Aghon) May 26, 2024 1 Lavezares, Northern Samar, Philippines [65]
Hurricane Beryl July 8–10, 2024 67 Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Kentucky, Indiana, New York, Ontario

See also

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