Storms Note: indicates the name was retired after that usage in the respective basin

Abaimba (2003) – a moderate tropical storm that did not significantly affect land.

Abby 1960 – a Category 1 hurricane that made landfall in British Honduras (now Belize). 1964 – a tropical storm that made landfall in Texas. 1968 – a Category 1 hurricane that made landfall in Cuba and then in Florida. 1979 – a very strong typhoon that re-curved east of the Philippines; also known as Barang in the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR). 1983 – a large, violent typhoon that impacted Japan as a weakening system; also known as Diding within the PAR. 1986 – a very strong typhoon that made landfall on Taiwan; also known as Norming within the PAR

Abe 1990 – a typhoon that brought heavy rain to the Philippines and Taiwan before making landfall in China and then in North Korea; also known as Iliang in the PAR. 1993 – a very strong typhoon that made affected the northern Philippines and made landfall in southern China; also known as Walding within the PAR.

Abel (1996) – a tropical depression that affected the Philippines; also known as Reming within the PAR.

Abela (2016) – a severe tropical storm that became a remnant low as it neared the coast of Madagascar.

Abele (2010) – a tropical cyclone in the South-West Indian Ocean that stayed away from land.

Abigail 1982 – a severe tropical cyclone that looped around the Coral Sea for over two weeks. 2001 – a category 3 severe tropical cyclone that made landfall in Queensland, Australia. 2015 – an extratropical European windstorm that affected Scotland.

Able 1950 – a Category 3 hurricane that made landfall in Nova Scotia as a tropical storm. 1951 – a Category 1 hurricane that briefly threatened the Bahamas and North Carolina. 1952 – a Category 2 hurricane that made landfall in South Carolina.

Ada 1961 – a tropical storm that made landfall on Madagascar. 1970 – a severe tropical cyclone that hit the Whitsunday Region of Queensland in 1970 causing 14 fatalities. 2026 – a weak tropical storm that closely passed the Philippines.

Adel 1993 – a severe tropical cyclone that affected Papua New Guinea.

Adelaide (1980) – an intense tropical cyclone that capsized two ships.

Adele 1966 – a Category 1 hurricane that made landfall west of Manzanillo, Colima. 1969 – a tropical cyclone that stayed east of Australia. 1970 – a Category 1 hurricane that moved over the open East Pacific Ocean. 1974 – a short-lived tropical disturbance that made landfall on Madagascar.

Adeline 1973 – a severe tropical cyclone that formed in the Gulf of Carpentaria and made landfall in the easternmost part of the Northern Territory. 2005 – a severe tropical cyclone that formed near the Cocos Islands and churned in the open ocean; renamed Juliet when it moved west of 90°E.

Adelinina (1988) – a moderate tropical storm that stayed away from land.

Ading 1967 – a typhoon that weakened before making landfall on Taiwan; also known as Gilda beyond the PAR. 1971 – a tropical storm that formed off the coast of Luzon, and made landfall on Hainan and in Vietnam; also known as Della beyond the PAR. 1979 – a tropical storm that made landfall on Luzon; also known as Wayne beyond the PAR. 1983 – a tropical storm that dissipated at sea east of the Philippines; also known as Ruth beyond the PAR.

Adjali (2014) – a tropical storm that passed southwest of Diego Garcia.

Adolph 1983 – a Category 2 hurricane that made landfall near Puerto Vallarta and then near Mazatlán as a tropical storm. 1989 – a tropical storm that stayed over the open East Pacific Ocean. 1995 – a Category 4 hurricane that approached the coast of Southwestern Mexican but turned away. 2001 – a Category 4 hurricane that threatened the coast of southern Mexico before turning out to sea.

Adrian 1981 – a tropical storm that dissipated before reaching the coast of Southern Mexico. 1987 – a tropical storm that looped off the coast of Southwestern Mexico. 1993 – a Category 1 hurricane that remained over the open East Pacific Ocean. 1999 – a Category 2 hurricane that paralleled the coast of Southwestern Mexico. 2005 – briefly became a Category 1 hurricane before making landfall in Central America. 2011 – a Category 4 hurricane that paralleled the coast of Southwestern Mexico. 2017 – a short-lived tropical storm that remained offshore of Southern Mexico. 2023 – a Category 2 hurricane that remained in the open ocean.

Aere 2004 – a category 2 typhoon that affected Taiwan and Eastern China; also known as Marce within the PAR. 2011 – a tropical storm that affected the Philippines; also known as Bebeng within the PAR. 2016 – a tropical storm that made landfall in Central Vietnam and affected the Philippines, Taiwan, and China; also known as Julian within the PAR. 2022 – a tropical storm that struck Japan as a tropical depression; also known as Domeng within the PAR.

Agatha 1967 – a short-lived tropical storm that stayed well away from land. 1971 – a Category 2 hurricane that made landfall in Michoacán, causing moderate damage. 1972 – a severe tropical cyclone that traversed the Cook Islands. 1975 – a Category 1 hurricane, moved northwest off the Mexican coast. 1980 – a Category 3 hurricane that stayed well out to sea. 1986 – a Category 1 hurricane that paralleled the Mexican coastline, causing heavy rain. 1992 – approached but did not reach the Mexican coast; caused 10 deaths in Mexico. 1998 – a tropical storm that moved out to sea. 2004 – a short-lived storm that remained southwest of Mexico. 2010 – brought catastrophic flooding to Central America, killing 204 (mostly in Guatemala) and causing nearly $1.1 billion (2010 USD) in damage. 2016 – a tropical storm that stayed over the open ocean. 2022 – a Category 2 hurricane that made landfall in Oaxaca.

Agathe (1976) – a tropical storm that stayed over the open ocean.

Agaton 2002 – a weak tropical storm that struck the Philippines; also known as Tapah beyond the PAR. 2006 – a depression that weakened as it crossed over northern Samar and southern Luzon. 2010 – a storm that did not make landfall; also known as Omais beyond the PAR. 2014 – a weak but deadly storm that affected the Philippines; also known as Lingling beyond the PAR. 2018 – a storm that affected southern parts of the Philippines; also known as Bolaven beyond the PAR. 2022 – a weak storm that affected much of eastern Visayas; also known as Megi beyond the PAR.

Aggie (1971) – a Category 2 tropical cyclone that formed in the Gulf of Carpentaria and affected Arnhem Land in Northern Territory.

Aghon (2024) – a fairly strong tropical cyclone that impacted parts of the Philippines; also known as Ewiniar beyond the PAR.

Agi (1988) – a tropical cyclone that affected Papua New Guinea and New Caledonia.

Agnes 1948 – a Category 2 typhoon that struck Japan. 1952 – a Category 5 super typhoon that did not affect land. 1957 – a Category 4 super typhoon that passed over the Ryukyu Islands at peak strength before making landfall in South Korea as a tropical storm. 1960 – a tropical storm that passed over Taiwan. 1963 – a Category 2 typhoon that struck northern Luzon in the Philippines, then crossed the South China Sea and made a second landfall in China; also known as Ising within the PAR. 1965 – a tropical storm that formed in the South China Sea and made landfall in Guangdong, China. 1968 – a Category 5 super typhoon that did not approach land. 1971 (September) – a Category 1 typhoon that made landfall on Taiwan; also known as Warling within the PAR. 1971 (December) – a long-lived storm that made landfall in Madagascar twice and also brought rain to Réunion. 1972 – a Category 1 hurricane that made landfall on the Florida Panhandle and affected much of the East Coast of the United States as well as Cuba and Canada, causing 128 deaths and $2.1 billion (1972 USD) in damage. 1974 – a Category 3 typhoon that stayed well clear of land. 1978 – a tropical storm in the South China Sea that killed three in Hong Kong before striking China. 1981 – a Category 2 typhoon that caused severe flooding in Taiwan, East China, and South Korea, leaving 159 dead or missing and at least $135 million (1981 USD) in damage; also known as Pining within the PAR. 1984 – a Category 4 typhoon that killed 895 people in the Philippines and another 134 in Vietnam; also known as Undang within the PAR. 1988 – a severe tropical storm that formed near Iwo Jima, but otherwise did not affect land 1995 – a Category 4 severe tropical cyclone that meandered in the Coral Sea.

Agni (2004) – a tropical cyclone of the 2004, known for its record proximity to the equator, had little impact on Somalia.

Agnielle (1995) – an intense tropical cyclone, JTWC estimated second highest 1-minute winds in the Indian Ocean.

Aila (2009) – a strong tropical cyclone that formed in the Bay of Bengal and caused extensive damage, as well as over 300 deaths, across Bangladesh and India.

Aivu (1989) – a severe tropical cyclone that caused extensive damage across parts of Queensland.

Aka (1990) – a tropical storm that formed in the central part of the northern part of the Pacific Ocean approached Johnston Island; no damage was recorded.

Akang 1982 – a severe tropical storm that made landfall on Mindanao and later along the South Central Coast of Vietnam; also known as Mamie beyond the PAR. 1986 – a strong typhoon that remained east of the Philippines; also known as Judy beyond the PAR. 1990 – a severe tropical storm that traversed the Philippines as a disturbance before striking Hainan Island and causing flooding in Guangdong Province, China; also known as Nathan beyond the PAR. 1994 – a tropical depression that was only recognized by PAGASA and JTWC. 1998 – a tropical depression that was only recognized by PAGASA and JTWC.

Akará (2024) – formed in the South Atlantic meandered off the coast of Brazil.

Akash (2007) – a tropical cyclone that formed over the Bay of Bengal; brought strong winds, heavy rainfall and storm surges, causing considerable damage; and struck Bangladesh, after which it weakened rapidly.

Akoni 1982 – a storm that remained over the open Central Pacific. 2019 – a weak Central Pacific storm that did not threaten land.

Alan 1976 – a Category 1 tropical cyclone that affected the Queensland. 1998 – was considered to be one of the worst natural disasters experienced in French Polynesia.

Albertine (1994) – an intense tropical cyclone that brushed Diego Garcia.

Alberto 1982 – a Category 1 hurricane that formed near Cuba, where it caused 23 deaths due to heavy flooding. 1988 – a weak storm that parallelled the eastern coast of the United States and crossed the Canadian Maritimes. 1994 – a strong tropical storm that made landfall in Florida and continued over Georgia and Alabama, resulting in 30 deaths and causing significant damage from flooding. 2000 – a long-lived Category 3 hurricane that did not approach land. 2006 – a near-hurricane strength storm that made landfall in the Big Bend area of Florida. 2012 – a tropical storm that formed and remained of shore of the Carolinas. 2018 – a damaging storm that caused $125 million in damage to the Gulf Coast of the United States. 2024 – made landfall in Tamaulipas causing localized flooding in parts of northeastern Mexico and into Texas and Louisiana.

Albine (1979) – an intense tropical cyclone that did not significantly impact land.

Alby (1978) – a severe tropical cyclone that was regarded as the most devastating tropical cyclone to impact southwestern Western Australia on record.

Alcide (2018) – an intense tropical cyclone that passed just northeast of Madagascar.

Alda (1999) – a severe tropical cyclone that did not cause significant damage.

Alenga (2011) – a system that became a Category 3 severe tropical cyclone South-East Indian Ocean.

Alessia (2013) – a tropical cyclone that affected Australia's Northern Territory.

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