Hurricane Season by Destination

Quick answer: in the last 50 seasons, Cabo San Lucas had the most storms of any destination here: a tropical storm or hurricane passed within 100 miles in 37 of 50 seasons. Aruba and Curaçao had the fewest of these pages, 8 of 50 seasons each, and Honolulu alone just 3 of 50 seasons. Almost everywhere, August to October is when storms come; each page has its own months.

DestinationOceanSeasons with a storm within 100 mi (of 50)With a hurricane within 50 miBusiest month
Cabo San Lucaseastern Pacific3716September
the Outer BanksAtlantic279September
Myrtle BeachAtlantic268September
the Virgin IslandsAtlantic2610August
BermudaAtlantic259September
St. ThomasAtlantic257August
TexasAtlantic258August
BarbadosAtlantic243August
AntiguaAtlantic2310September
Puerto RicoAtlantic236August
OrlandoAtlantic224August
the Dominican RepublicAtlantic227August
CancúnAtlantic214October
Key WestAtlantic215August
St. LuciaAtlantic214August
Puerto Vallartaeastern Pacific202October
Turks and CaicosAtlantic196September
BelizeAtlantic188August
Punta CanaAtlantic174August
Gulf ShoresAtlantic167September
CozumelAtlantic156October
JamaicaAtlantic137August
Hawaiicentral Pacific113September
the Cayman IslandsAtlantic116August
ArubaAtlantic81September
CuraçaoAtlantic80September

Each page has the month-by-month odds, the busiest week and every storm since 1976. For your own dates at any of 92 beach towns, use the hurricane risk calculator.

The Atlantic season runs June 1 to November 30 and the eastern Pacific’s May 15 to November 30 (NHC); the central Pacific’s, around Hawaii, June 1 to November 30 (NWS Honolulu). Counts are from NOAA’s best tracks (HURDAT2), 1976–2025: history, not a forecast.

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