These 21 names will be used for storms during the 2023 hurricane season

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These 21 names will be used for storms during the 2023 hurricane season
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Did your name make the list of names that will be used for tropical storms and hurricanes this season?

— which officially starts June 1 and runs through Nov. 30 — can be found below, along with the correct pronunciations.all 21 names get taken

— a rare situation that occurred in 2020 — the National Hurricane Center has a supplemental list of names that will be used instead of letters of the Greek alphabet, like Alpha, Beta, Gamma and Delta. These are the 21 names that will be given to tropical storms and hurricanes that form during the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season. If all 21 names are exhausted, a supplemental list of names will be used.Most of the names on the 2023 list are common names, so there should be no trouble for the public to pronounce. But a few of the names could be a bit tricky.

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