Hurricane Dolly
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The name Dolly has been used for six tropical cyclones in the Atlantic Ocean.
- 1953's Hurricane Dolly - strong storm that lost intensity rapidly, passed over Bermuda but caused minor damage.
- 1954's Hurricane Dolly - small storm that remained far from land.
- 1968's Hurricane Dolly - moved parallel about 125 miles off the East Coast of the United States but did not hit land.
- 1974's Tropical Storm Dolly - weak storm that did not strike land.
- 1996's Hurricane Dolly - formed in Caribbean, made landfall at Quintana Roo, Mexico and again at Tamaulipas, Mexico, killing fourteen and destroying hundreds of homes.
- 2002's Tropical Storm Dolly - formed west of Africa and tracked northwest, never threatened land.
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