The Atlantic hurricane season officially begins on June 1, 2026, but meteorologists already have the list of names they will use to identify this season's tropical storms and hurricanes. Could there be a Tropical Storm Dolly in our future? How about ...

Hurricanes haven’t always gotten names, and at first it was only female names. Watch as Damon Singleton explains the full history here.

Each ocean basin gets a separate list of names to use when identifying tropical storms and hurricanes. Meteorologist Kristen Currie explains the process in today's episode.

ATLANTA — The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season starts June 1st, and, as always, the first named storm starts with an A and ends with a W. All 21 names, which change each year, aren't randomly chosen. There is actually an international process involved and ...

The National Hurricane Center explains how storms are named and why meteorologists began naming them in the first place.