Look up Hurricane, hurricane, or tropical cyclone in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

A hurricane is a type of tropical cyclone.

Hurricane may also refer to:

• Hurricane (comics), several unrelated fictional characters
• Hurricane, the character of Breaux Greer in American Gladiators
• Hurricane, in TV series Black Scorpion
• Hurricane, in Thomas & Friends: Journey Beyond Sodor

• Hurricane (1929 film), directed by Ralph Ince
• The Hurricane (1937 film), directed by John Ford
• Hurricane (1974 film), a made-for-TV film
• Hurricane (1979 film), starring Mia Farrow, a remake of the 1937 film; and a soundrtrack album, and the title song by The Roots
• The Hurricane (1999 film), starring Denzel Washington
• Hurricane (2018 film), also known as Hurricane: 303 Squadron and Mission of Honor

• Hurricanes (TV series), a British animation
• "Hurricane!" (American Dad!), a 2011 TV episode
• "Hurricane!", an episode of Nova, 1989
• " The Hurricane!", a 2011 episode of The Cleveland Show

• Hurricane (American band), a heavy metal band
• Hurricane (Serbian band), a girl group
• Hurricane #1, an English rock band
• The Hurricanes, British R&B band

• Hurricane (Eric Benét album) (2005)
• Hurricane (Nick Fradiani album) (2016)
• Hurricane (Natalie Grant album) (2013)
• Hurricane #1 (album) (1997)
• Hurricane (Grace Jones album) (2008)
• The Hurricane, a 1997 album by Agatha Christie

• "Hurricane" (Bob Dylan song) (1975)
• "Hurricane" (Bridgit Mendler song) (2012)
• "Hurricane" (Eden Golan song) (2024), the Israeli entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024
• "Hurricane" (Halsey song) (2014)
• "Hurricane" (Kanye West song) (2021)
• "Hurricane" (Lauren Bennett song) (2016)
• "Hurricane" (Lead song) (2011)
• "Hurricane" (Leon Everette song) (1981)
• "Hurricane" (Lifehouse song) (2015)
• "Hurricane" (Luke Combs song) (2016)
• "Hurricane" (Natalie Grant song) (2013)
• "Hurricane" (Ofenbach and Ella Henderson song) (2021)
• "Hurricane" (Rebound! song) (2010)
• "Hurricane" (The Click song) (1995)
• "Hurricane" (Thirty Seconds to Mars song) (2011)
• "Hurricane" (Thrice song) (2017)
• " Hurricane (Cradle to the Grave)", by Grace Jones (1997)
• "Hurricane", a song by Alyssa Reid from Time Bomb
• "Hurricane", a song by Athlete from the 2007 album Beyond the Neighbourhood
• "Hurricane", a song by B.A.P. from Badman EP
• "Hurricane", a song by Cascada from Waterfall: The Essential Dance Remix Collection
• "Hurricane", a song by Collective Soul from See What You Started by Continuing
• "Hurricane", a song by Come from Near-Life Experience
• "Hurricane", a song by Cover Drive from Bajan Style
• "Hurricanes", a song by Dido from Still on My Mind
• "Hurricane", a song by Faker from Addicted Romantic
• "Hurricane", a song by the Fray from Helios
• "Hurricane", a song by the Hush Sound from Goodbye Blues
• "Hurricane", a song by Ilse DeLange
• "Hurricane", a song by Infernal
• "Hurricane", a song by Kim Carnes from Café Racers
• "Hurricane", a song by Kyuss from ...And the Circus Leaves Town
• "Hurricane", a song by Light from Death Note: The Musical
• "Hurricane", a song by Martin Garrix and Sentinel
• "Hurricane'", a 2011 song by Middle Class Rut
• "Hurricane", a song by MS MR
• "Hurricane", a song by Natalie Imbruglia from White Lilies Island
• "Hurricane", a song by Needtobreathe from The Outsiders
• "Hurricane", a song by Panic! at the Disco from Vices & Virtues
• "Hurricanes", a song by Pull Tiger Tail from the 2007 album Paws.
• "Hurricane", a song by Puffy AmiYumi from the 2002 album The Hit Parade
• "Hurricane", a song by Samestate
• "Hurricane (The Formal Weather Pattern)", a song by Something Corporate from Audioboxer
• "Hurricane", a song by Theory of a Deadman from The Truth Is...
• "Hurricane", a song by The Vamps from Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
• "Hurricane", a song by Warm Jets from Future Signs
• "Hurricane", a song by Westend, the Austrian entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1983
• "Hurricane", a song from the musical Hamilton

• Hurricane (ride), an amusement ride
• Hurricane: Category 5, a former roller coaster at Myrtle Beach Pavilion
• Hurricane (Fun Spot America), a roller coaster in Kissimmee, Florida

• Hurricane (British comics), a weekly British comic book 1964–1965
• Hurricane (painting), by John Marin, 1944
• Hurricane (pinball), a pinball game
• The Hurricane (novel), by Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall, 1936

• Hurricane, Queensland

• Hurricane, Alabama
• Hurricane, Kentucky
• Hurricane, Mississippi
• Hurricane, Bollinger County, Missouri
• Hurricane, Washington County, Missouri
• Hurricane, North Carolina
• Hurricane, Utah
  • Hurricane Cliffs
  • Hurricane Mesa, a landform
• Hurricane, West Virginia
• Hurricane, Wisconsin
• Hurricane Canal, near Hurricane, Utah
• Hurricane Lake, in Minnesota
• Hurricane Pass, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
• Hurricane Plantation, near Vicksburg, Mississippi
• Hurricane Ridge, in Olympic National Park, Washington
  • Hurricane Hill

• Guelph Hurricanes, now Cambridge Redhawks, an Ontario ice hockey team
• Lethbridge Hurricanes, an Alberta ice hockey team
• Newmarket Hurricanes, an Ontario ice hockey team
• Toronto RCAF Hurricanes, a former Ontario rugby team
• Waterloo Hurricanes, an Ontario ice hockey team
• Westfort Hurricanes, a former Ontario ice hockey team

• Bristol Hurricanes, a British-Lithuanian basketball club
• Dundee Hurricanes, a former American football team
• Midlands Hurricanes, a semi-professional rugby league team in Coventry, England
• Paisley Hurricanes, an amateur rugby league team in Paisley, Scotland; see History of the Rugby League Conference

• Carolina Hurricanes, an ice hockey team in Raleigh, North Carolina
• Harmarville Hurricanes, a former soccer team in Pennsylvania
• Hartford Hurricanes, a 1940s basketball team in Connecticut
• Holyoke Hurricanes, a former women's football team in Massachusetts
• Honolulu Hurricanes, a former indoor football team in Hawaii
• Houston Hurricanes (disambiguation), several teams
• Miami Hurricanes, athletic teams of the University of Miami, Florida
• Tulsa Golden Hurricane, athletic teams of the University of Tulsa, Oklahoma

• Hurricanes (rugby union), in New Zealand
• Hurricanes (X-League), an American football team in Kodaira, Tokyo, Japan
• Hurricanes Rugby League, a Jamaican rugby league team
• Budapest Hurricanes, an American football team in Hungary
• Hørsholm Hurricanes, a softball club in Denmark
• Kiel Baltic Hurricanes, an American football team in Germany
• Saarland Hurricanes, an American football team in Germany

• Hawker Hurricane, a British fighter aircraft of the 1930s–40s
• RAE Hurricane, a British light monoplane of the 1920s

• GWR Hurricane locomotive, on the Great Western Railway, 1838–1839
• Hurricane, a GWR 3031 Class locomotive, on the Great Western Railway, 1891–1915
• Hurricane, a Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway locomotive

• Jeep Hurricane, a 2005 concept vehicle
• Stellantis Hurricane engine, from 2021
• Willys Hurricane engine, powering the military Jeep
• Honda Hurricane (disambiguation), several Honda motorcycles
• Project Hurricane, the Ford Boss engine

• Hurricane, nickname of the 48th Armored Division (United States)

• Hurricane (clipper), launched 1851
• HMS Hurricane (H06), a Royal Navy destroyer
• USS Hurricane, U.S. Navy patrol ship

• Hurricane (cocktail), an alcoholic drink
• Hurricane (dog) (born 2009), a Special Operations canine of the United States Secret Service
• Hurricane (nickname), including a list of people with the nickname
• Hurricane Festival, a German rock music festival
• Hurricane High School (Utah)
• Hurricane High School (West Virginia)
• ACA Hurricane, a civil defense siren

• All pages with titles beginning with Hurricane
• All pages with titles containing Hurricane
• Hurricane Creek (disambiguation)
• Hurricane Mountain (disambiguation)
• Operation Hurricane (disambiguation)
• Harry Kane (disambiguation)
• Atlantic hurricane, a strong tropical cyclone in the Atlantic Ocean and northeastern Pacific Ocean
• Hurricane lamp, a type of kerosene lamp
• Hurriganes, a 1970s Finnish rock band

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