The name Blanca has been used for ten tropical cyclones in the Eastern Pacific Ocean.
Hurricane Blanca (1966) never affected land and set a record for the farthest traveling storm that formed in the Eastern Pacific by traveling 4,300 miles.
Tropical Storm Blanca (1970) dissipated after 3 days and did not make landfall.
Tropical Storm Blanca (1974) did not make landfall.
Tropical Storm Blanca (1979) did not make landfall.
Hurricane Blanca (1985) did not affect any land.
Tropical Storm Blanca (1991) did not cause any casualties or damages.
Tropical Storm Blanca (1997) did not cause any major damage or casualties.
Tropical Storm Blanca (2003) did not have any effects on land.
Tropical Storm Blanca (2009) did not make landfall, but contributed to flooding in Mexico.
Hurricane Blanca (2015) was a record-breaking, two time Category 4 hurricane which made landfall in the Baja California Peninsula as a tropical storm, being the earliest storm on record to do so.
