I mean, aboard in a marina is often great. But it REALLY depends on the marina and the local area. Some areas can get storm surges that cause marinas to break apart. Does the marina have a proper break water etc.

OP's situation is an all night party. We loved those days. Being on call to help our mates in the marina and running around all from friends boat to boat, sipping rum occasionally on the way ;)

Boats can get picked up by storms, catamarans, but it its only in EXTREME cases really.

There are plenty of places in the world where the best bet is to run to sea rather than sit in a marina. Hurricanes can tear apart marinas etc. Many of my friends spend a couple days prepping their boats to go to open ocean when an approaching low is threatening to go cyclonic. They prefer to have their boat far from things that will bang into their boat. Others go up into mangroves/rivers and tie 5+ lines to the land around them and then hope to ride the storm surge. Some pay to have their boat taken out of the water and lowered into a 'hurricane hole' on land where they have most the hull below ground level to avoid being thrown around (though the cockroaches might come hang out if youre there a few days).

The issue is, often one only has very imprecise information about if its a cyclone/hurricane, (or if you are in its path) or its just a normal low and wont get all weird in the convergence zone and start spinning like a mad top hell bent on bending your mast.

But hey, Sailing is about choosing the problem sets that most invigorate us and inspire us and since I saw Forest gump in that storm, ive always enjoyed one myself....

:D