The name Eve has been used to name three tropical cyclones: one in the Atlantic Ocean and two in the West Pacific Ocean.
In the Atlantic: Tropical Storm Eve (1969) – churned the ocean between the Mid-Atlantic U.S. states and Bermuda, remained offshore and caused no impacts in either region.
In the West Pacific: Typhoon Eve (1996; T9606) – a Category 5-equivalent super typhoon that made landfall in Japan. Tropical Storm Eve (1999) (T9926, 27W, Rening) – tracked northwest across the central Philippines and then made landfall southeast of Da Nang, Vietnam.
See also Cyclone Eva (2022) – a South Pacific tropical cyclone with a similar name.