UK storm names 2026/27

Storms that could bring amber or red warnings are named jointly by the Met Office, Met Éireann and KNMI. This is the full 2026/27 list in the order names will be used. The next name is Storm Chloe.

See also how storms are named, which storm is coming next and the 2026/27 season dashboard.

Names in order

#NameStatusDatesHighest gust
1Storm AustenUsed20–23 Oct 202676 mph
2Storm BoeloUsed24–25 Oct 202684 mph
3Storm ChloeNext up——
4Storm DanoNot named yet——
5Storm EvelynNot named yet——
6Storm FinnNot named yet——
7Storm GwendolynNot named yet——
8Storm HeatherNot named yet——
9Storm IvyNot named yet——
10Storm JadeNot named yet——
11Storm KilianNot named yet——
12Storm LaoiseNot named yet——
13Storm MiriamNot named yet——
14Storm NicolaNot named yet——
15Storm OlafNot named yet——
16Storm PhelimNot named yet——
17Storm RubanNot named yet——
18Storm ShaunNot named yet——
19Storm TheoNot named yet——
20Storm VesnaNot named yet——
21Storm WendeNot named yet——

About this list

Letters Q, U, X, Y and Z are skipped. A name is only given when a storm is expected to cause significant impacts — typically amber or red warnings for wind, rain or snow. Unused names from earlier seasons (for example Poppy, Izzy or Kayleigh) were never assigned to a storm; this page is the current list to follow instead.

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