Stay informed this storm season with the comprehensive Tropical Weather Tracker Hurricane Names database, covering official Atlantic and Pacific storm names designated by the World Meteorological Organization. These curated lists, utilized by the National Hurricane Center, are essential for tracking tropical cyclones with sustained wind speeds of 39 mph or higher. The practice of using sequential human names for tropical systems began in the mid-20th century to improve communication and reduce error, with lists operating on a six-year rotation. Names of highly destructive storms are permanently retired, providing a historical record of significant weather events. Explore the tables below for the upcoming season, review future name lists, and discover the history behind retired storms. For real-time satellite imagery and active tropical updates, visit the Live Hurricane Tracker.

Atlantic Hurricane Names

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ArthurAnaAlex
BerthaBillBonnie
CristobalClaudetteColin
DollyDannyDanielle
EdouardElsaEarl
FayFredFarrah
GonzaloGraceGaston
HannaHenriHermine
IsaiasImaniIdris
JosephineJulianJulia
KyleKateKarl
LeahLarryLisa
MarcoMindyMartin
NanaNicholasNicole
OmarOdetteOwen
PaulettePeterPaula
ReneRoseRichard
SallySamShary
TeddyTeresaTobias
VickyVictorVirginie
WilfredWandaWalter

Pacific Hurricane Names

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AmandaAndresAgatha
BorisBlancaBlas
CristinaCarlosCelia
DouglasDoloresDarby
ElidaEnriqueEstelle
FaustoFeliciaFrank
GenevieveGuillermoGeorgette
HernanHildaHoward
IselleIgnacioIvette
JulioJimenaJavier
KarinaKevinKay
LowellLindaLester
MarieMartyMadeline
NorbertNoraNewton
OdalysOlafOrlene
PoloPamelaPaine
RachelRickRoslyn
SimonSandraSeymour
TrudyTerryTina
VanceVivianVirgil
WinnieWaldoWinifred
XavierXinaXavier
YolandaYorkYolanda
ZekeZeldaZeke

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