List of storms named Clara

Last updated January 20, 2024

The name Clara has been used for twelve tropical cyclones worldwide.

In the Atlantic Ocean:

Hurricane Clara (1977)

In the Eastern Pacific Ocean:

Tropical Storm Clara (1959)

In the Western Pacific Ocean:

Typhoon Clara (1950) (T5017)
Typhoon Clara (1955) (T5505, 07W)
Typhoon Clara (1961) (T6126, 63W)
Typhoon Clara (1964) (T6427, 35W, Dorang)
Typhoon Clara (1967) (T6708, 08W, Ising)
Typhoon Clara (1970) (T7012, 13W)
Tropical Storm Clara (1973) (T7303, 03W)
Tropical Storm Clara (1976) (T7614, 14W)
Typhoon Clara (1981) (T8120, 24W, Rubing) – powerful typhoon that affected the Philippines, Taiwan, and South China
Tropical Storm Clara (1988) (T8810, 10W)

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