List of Atlantic Hurricane Records - Costliest Atlantic Hurricanes

Costliest Atlantic hurricanes
Billions Name Year References
$108.0 Hurricane Katrina 2005
≥$65.6 Hurricane Sandy 2012
$37.5 Hurricane Ike 2008
$29.2 Hurricane Wilma 2005
$26.5 Hurricane Andrew 1992
$23.0 Hurricane Ivan 2004
$16.6 Hurricane Irene 2011
$16.0 Hurricane Charley 2004
$12.0 Hurricane Rita 2005
$10.2 Hurricane Gilbert 1988
$9.7 Hurricane Georges 1998
$9.5 Hurricane Frances 2004
$9.0 Tropical Storm Allison 2001
$8.6 Hurricane Jeanne 2004
$8.5 Hurricane Hugo 1989
$8.2 Hurricane Mitch 1998
$6.9 Hurricane Floyd 1999
$6.6 Hurricane Gustav 2008
$5.4 Hurricane Isabel 2003
$5.1 Hurricane Opal 1995
$4.1 Hurricane Fran 1996
$3.9 Hurricane Stan 2005
$2.5 Hurricane Dennis 2005
$2.1 Hurricane Agnes 1972
$2.3 Hurricane Frederic 1979
$2.0 Hurricane Alicia 1983
$1.8 Hurricane Fifi 1974
$1.5 Hurricane David 1979
$1.5 Hurricane Juan 1985
$1.4 Hurricane Camille 1969
$1.4 Hurricane Betsy 1965
$1.3 Hurricane Isidore 2002
$1.2 Hurricane Elena 1985
$1.1 Hurricane Dolly 2008

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