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Hurricane Information For Bluffton, SC

Bluffton, SC is in a high risk hurricane zone. 72 hurricanes have been recorded in the Bluffton, SC since 1930. The largest hurricane was Unnamed in 1941. The most recent Bluffton, SC hurricane was Andrea in 2013.

 Total Hurricanes Since 1930*:72

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