List of named storms (H)

This entry provides information about lists of named storms, specifically those whose names begin with the letter "H," in the context of tropical cyclones. While the letter H has appeared in the naming of numerous storms across different ocean basins, the lists themselves are not static and are subject to change based on several factors.

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and its member agencies maintain lists of names for tropical cyclones, hurricanes, and typhoons in various regions of the world. These lists are recycled every six years, unless a storm is so deadly or costly that its name is retired. A retired name is permanently removed from the list and replaced with a new one, due to its association with a particularly devastating event.

Therefore, any specific "List of named storms (H)" would vary based on the region (e.g., Atlantic, Eastern Pacific, Western Pacific, etc.) and the year. For example, the Atlantic hurricane season's list for the letter H in 2024 will be different from the list in 2030. Furthermore, not every list will necessarily include a storm beginning with "H" in every year.

To find a specific list of named storms (H) for a particular year and region, resources like the National Hurricane Center (NHC) for the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific, the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) for the Western Pacific, and other relevant regional meteorological organizations should be consulted. These organizations provide official lists of storm names and track the development and impact of tropical cyclones worldwide.

The lists are important for clear communication and identification of storms as they develop and threaten land areas. The practice of naming storms aids in tracking, warning dissemination, and public awareness.