Hurricane Jerry
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The name Jerry has been used for four tropical cyclones in the Atlantic Ocean.
- 1989's Hurricane Jerry - crossed over the Yucatán as a depression, strengthened and struck Texas, killing three and causing $35 million in damages.
- 1995's Tropical Storm Jerry - formed just off Florida and made landfall at Jupiter, Florida, exited into the Gulf of Mexico and struck land again; six deaths were caused by flooding and $26.5 million in damages were caused.
- 2001's Tropical Storm Jerry - passed south of Barbados and dissipated in the Caribbean Sea, causing no damage.
- 2007's Tropical Storm Jerry - minor storm that formed in the northern central Atlantic and stayed far from land.
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