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LATAM | May 11, 2021

WMO announces list of hurricane names, supplementary list added

Gavin Riley

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At the summit of the 2020 powerscale, the category five Hurricane Iota, stood alone in 2020. The massive storm barrels to a Central America that didn’t get a sliver of time to recover from Hurricane Eta. (Photo: Twitter @NHC_Atlantic)

Ahead of the June 1 start of the 2021 North Atlantic Hurricane Season, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has released its list of storm names.

The season, which the WMO expects to be another above-average cycle, sees the rotation of 21 names and an additional 21 supplementary names—should the list be exhausted as it was in 2005 and 2020.

As agreed in its March 2021 hurricane committee meeting, the WMO has discontinued the use of the Greek alphabet.

See 2021 list, as well as supplementary names, in the table below:

2021 Hurricane Season listSupplementary names
AnaAdria
BillBraylen
ClaudetteCaridad
DannyDeshawn
ElsaEmery
FredFoster
GraceGemma
HenriHeath
IdaIsla
JulianJacobus
KateKenzie
LarryLucio
MindyMakayla
NicholasNolan
OdetteOrlanda
PeterPax
RoseRonin
SamSophie
TeresaTayshaun
VictorViviana
WandaWill

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