U.S. Hurricane Landfalls: What Day Is Likely?
• September 16 is statistically the most likely date for hurricane landfalls in the U.S., with ten storms hitting the coast since
• The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, with peak activity between August and October.
• Historical data on hurricane landfalls is crucial for preparedness, helping communities focus resources and minimize impacts.
September 16 most likely landfall date
Analysis of U.S. hurricane landfalls reveals that September 16 is statistically the most likely day for a hurricane to make landfall. Since 1850, ten hurricanes have struck the U.S. coastline on this date, including Hurricane Sally in 2020. This date stands out due to a confluence of factors during the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season.
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