What is Hurricane Hilda?
{{Infobox Hurricane | Name=Hurricane Hilda | Type=hurricane | Year=1964 | Basin=Atl | Image location=Hurricane Hilda Oct 1 1964.jpg | Image name=Hilda at peak intensity on October&nbsp;1 | Image alt=Black and white satellite image of a well-defined tropical cyclone at center left with sprawling rainbands. Due to the angle of the photo taken, the limb of the Earth is visible at far left. | Formed={{start date|September&nbsp;28, 1964}} | Dissipated={{end date|October&nbsp;5, 1964}} | Extratropical=October&nbsp;4 | 1-min winds=120 | Pressurepre= | Pressure=941 | Damages=126 | Inflated=1 | Fatalities=38 | Areas={{flatlist| *[[Cuba]] *[[Yucatán Peninsula]] *[[United States Gulf Coast]] *[[United States East Coast]] }} |Hurricane season=[[1964 Atlantic hurricane season]] }} '''Hurricane Hilda''' was an intense [[tropical cyclone]] that ravaged areas of the [[United States Gulf Coast]], particularly [[Louisiana]]. In addition to its damage inland, the hurricane greatly disrupted offshore oil production, and at its time was the costliest tropical cyclone for Louisiana's offshore oil production. {{Retired Atlantic hurricanes}} {{weather-stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Hilda (1964)}} [[Category:Category 4 Atlantic hurricanes]] [[Category:Retired tropical cyclone names]] [[Category:Hurricanes in Louisiana]] [[Category:1960s in Louisiana]] [[Category:1964 in the United States]] [[Category:1960s in weather]]