Year	Event	Summary	Level of activation	Cost of Impact
1822	Hurricane	Anguilla devastated by hurricane.
1898	Hurricane	Serious damage caused
1922	Hurricane	Several houses damaged
1950	Hurricane Janet:	411 houses destroyed or badly damaged
1955	Hurricane Alice:	626 houses destroyed or damaged: extensive damage to shipping
1960	Hurricane Donna:	Devastated Anguilla
1979	Hurricane Frederick:	Caused loss of livestock and crops.
1984	Hurricane Klaus:	caused extensive damage to ships:  Mv Sarah and the famous Warspite, were sunk.
1995	Hurricane Luis:	Severe damage to homes, boats, vegetation and communications.
1999	Hurricane José:	Flooding in the eastern end of the Island.
1999	Hurricane Lenny:	Caused much water damage and flooding.
2008	Hurricane Omar:	Extensive damage to boats and vegetation
2010	Hurricane Earl:	Extensive damage to boats and vegetation
2017	Hurricane Irma:	One of the most devastating hurricanes to impact Anguilla. Left us without power for months, scores of persons displaced and required international assistance.	Level 3
2021-2022	Influenza: COVID19	Anguilla came to a standstill and slow in economic activity. We saw a surge in mental health cases and increase in domestic violence.	No activation – Min of Health and GO lead the response
2023	SUB-SEA FIBER BREAK	Residents of Anguilla had their daily activities disrupted on February 18th due to an island-wide outage affecting all communication to and from the island.
2023	Extreme Heat	Hottest set of months recorded.	No Activation
2023	Hurricane Tammy	Caused landslides on Backstreet South Hill and West End close to the Arch.	Level 2