Weather by year

The following is a list of documented weather events, sorted by year and by type. It includes tropical cyclones, tornadoes, windstorms, and snowstorms.

Table of weather events
Year Tropical
cyclones		 Tornadoes[nb 1] European
windstorms		 Snowstorms Total Refs
1946
1997 108 1,148 1[1] 2 1,259
1998 125 1,424 3[2] 1 1,553
1999 142 1,426 3 2 1,573 [3]
2000 140 1,075 1[4] 2 1,218 [5]
2001 128 1,215 1 0 1,334 [6]
2002 123 934 1 3 1,061 [7]
2003 129 1,374 0 2 1,505 [8]
2004 132 1,817 2 2 1,953 [9]
2005 141 1,265 2[10] 2 1,410 [11]
2006 134[nb 2] 1,103 2 5 1,244 [12]
2007 130 1,096 5 6 1,137 [13]
2008 124 1,692 2 4 1,822 [14]
2009 130 1,159 2 2 1,293 [15]
2010 111 1,282 2 7 1,402
2011 131 1,703 7 8 1,849
2012 128 929 1 4 1,062
2013 139 903 7 9 1,058
2014 117 928 16 12 1,073
2015 134 1,178 11 10 1,333
2016 140 976 8 12 1,136
2017 146 1,428 9[nb 3] 9 1,592
2018 151 1,123 20[nb 4] 13 1,307
2019 150 1,520 18[nb 5] 8 1,696
2020 141 1,050 21 13 1,225
2021 145[nb 6] 1,280 16[nb 7] 17 1,358
2022 132 1,133 47[nb 8] 18 1,424
2023 10 123 3 2 138
Total[nb 9] 3,460[16] 31,240 211[nb 10] 169[nb 11] 34,985 [17]

See also

Notes
  1. Tornadoes in a cluster, or as a result of a tropical cyclone event, are counted individually.
  2. Includes 6 unofficial storms
  3. This total does not include Hurricane Ophelia, which was classified as an "ex-tropical cyclone" by the UK Met Office, to avoid a double count.
  4. This total does not include Hurricane Helene or Hurricane Leslie, which were both classified as ex-tropical cyclones by the UK Met Office, to avoid a double count.
  5. This total does not include Hurricane Lorenzo or Tropical Storm Sebastien, where were both classified as ex-tropical cyclones by the UK Met Office, to avoid a double count.
  6. Includes 1 unofficial storm.
  7. This does not include Storm Apollo or Storm Blas, both of which were classified as medicanes and therefore are counted as tropical cyclones.
  8. This does not include Hurricane Danielle and Hurricane Martin, both of which were classified as ex-tropical cyclones by the UK Met Office, to avoid a double count.
  9. Since 2000
  10. This total only includes European windstorms, and excludes ex-hurricanes.
  11. This total excludes tropical cyclone remnants.

References
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  2. "1990-1999". Booty.org.uk. Archived from the original on 3 October 2016. Retrieved 18 January 2015.
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  6. "2001: Table of Tornadoes". Tornado History Project.
  7. "2002: Table of Tornadoes". Tornado History Project.
  8. "2003: Table of Tornadoes". Tornado History Project.
  9. "2004: Table of Tornadoes". Tornado History Project.
  10. "Eastern North Atlantic Storm of January 10–12". Mariners Weather Log. NOAA. Retrieved 28 January 2012.
  11. "2005: Table of Tornadoes". Tornado History Project.
  12. "2006: Table of Tornadoes". Tornado History Project.
  13. "2007: Table of Tornadoes". Tornado History Project.
  14. "2008: Table of Tornadoes". Tornado History Project.
  15. "2009: Table of Tornadoes". Tornado History Project.
  16. "Atlantic hurricane best track (HURDAT version 2)" (Database). United States National Hurricane Center. April 5, 2023. Retrieved October 25, 2023. Public Domain This article incorporates text from this source, which is in the public domain.
  17. "Storm Events Database | National Centers for Environmental Information". National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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