Hurricane Darby

The name Darby has been used for seven tropical cyclones in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. Since 1992, five storms peaked at Category 3 intensity on the Saffir–Simpson scale.

• Tropical Storm Darby (1980), did not affect land; no casualties or damage
• Tropical Storm Darby (1986), did not make landfall
• Hurricane Darby (1992), remained well offshore, although it killed three people
• Hurricane Darby (1998), never affected land
• Hurricane Darby (2004), remnants of the tropical cyclone affected the Hawaiian Islands; no fatalities or severe damages occurred
• Hurricane Darby (2010), threatened southern Mexico, but dissipated before reaching land
• Hurricane Darby (2016), one of only five tropical cyclones recorded to make landfall on one of the major islands in the state of Hawaii since record keeping began in 1949.