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Hudhud

Crossed the Andaman Islands, intensified across the Bay of Bengal and came ashore directly over Visakhapatnam on 12 October, where it tore the roof off the airport terminal and closed VTZ for days.

Phailin

Came ashore at Gopalpur on 12 October at the height of the post-monsoon season. Around a million people were moved off the coast beforehand, and the death toll stayed in the dozens where the same coast had lost thousands in 1999.

Fani

Ashore near Puri on 3 May, and rare for it: the Bay of Bengal's severe storms almost all come after the monsoon, not before. It spent nine days over water building strength and closed Bhubaneswar on the way through.

Haiyan

Yolanda

Crossed the central Philippines before continuing through the South China Sea into Vietnam and southern China.

Mangkhut

Ompong

Crossed northern Luzon, passed south of Hong Kong and made landfall on the Guangdong coast.

Hato

Isang

Crossed the Luzon Strait and intensified before landfall near Macao and Zhuhai.

Doksuri

Egay

Passed north of Luzon, crossed the Taiwan Strait and tracked inland after landfall in Fujian.

Pabuk

Crossed the Gulf of Thailand and made landfall in Nakhon Si Thammarat before moving into the Andaman Sea.

Vamei

Formed about 130 km east of Singapore, passed just north of the city and crossed southern Peninsular Malaysia.

Katrina

Crossed south Florida as a Category 1, strengthened to Category 5 over the Gulf, and came ashore in south-east Louisiana and again on the Mississippi coast on 29 August. The surge and the levee failures that followed closed New Orleans' airport to passenger flights for about two weeks.

Harvey

Came ashore near Rockport, Texas, as a Category 4 late on 25 August, then stalled inland for days. Rain, not wind, closed Houston: both Bush Intercontinental and Hobby stopped passenger flights while the city flooded.

Ivan

A long-track storm from the deep tropics that battered Grenada, passed just south of Jamaica and came ashore at Gulf Shores, Alabama, as a Category 3 on 16 September. Its remnants looped back over the Atlantic and re-formed, coming ashore a second time in south-west Louisiana a week later.

Florence

Peaked at Category 4 in the open Atlantic and had weakened to a Category 1 by landfall near Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina, on 14 September — then barely moved for two days. The rain, not the wind, cut Wilmington off by road.

Milton

Went from Category 1 to Category 5 in about a day over the Gulf, then came ashore at Siesta Key, Florida, as a Category 3 on the night of 9 October. Tampa and Orlando airports closed ahead of it.

Maria

Struck Dominica at Category 5, then crossed Puerto Rico at Category 4 on 20 September. The whole island lost power, and San Juan's airport ran on generators with a fraction of its flights for weeks afterwards.

Otis

Forecast to arrive as a tropical storm, it strengthened to Category 5 in about a day and hit Acapulco on 25 October with almost no warning. The airport closed and the city was cut off for days.

Iniki

Turned north out of the open Pacific and crossed Kauai as a Category 4 on 11 September, the strongest hurricane to hit Hawaii in modern records. Kauai lost power for weeks.