The Atlantic season ended up with 20 named storms, ranking 4th for the most storms in a single season since 1950.

Thursday marks the end of the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. This season had 20 storms overall and 19 named storms, which is the fourth-highest total since 1950: Arlene Bret Cindy Don Emily Franklin Gert Harold Idalia Jose Katia Lee Margo Nigel Ophelia Philippe Rina Sean Tammy Click here for more Tropical Storms 2023: 20 Average:

20th - Tropical storm “Hilary” moves ashore on the southern coast of California from the Pacific producing very heavy rain, flooding & mudslides. Meanwhile - back on the Atlantic side - tropical storm “Franklin” formed over the Eastern Caribbean & tropical storm “Emily” formed over the E. Atlantic.

Atlantic hurricane season, which officially comes to a close on Thursday, stirred up a fourth-place ranking when it comes to most-named storms in a year.

The six-month Atlantic hurricane season finally comes to an end Thursday. "We don't foresee any more tropical development," NOAA's lead hurricane forecaster Matthew Rosencrans told USA TODAY this week.

A busy Atlantic hurricane season will finally come to an end on Nov. 30. This season was considered above-average, with the Atlantic basin churning out 20 named storms, including one in January that was later confirmed to be a tropical cyclone.