List of named storms (J)

Storms

• Jacinto (2025) – a tropical storm that affected Philippines and that made landfall in Vietnam.
• Jack
• Jackie
• Jacob
• Jaguar (2019) – a rare South Atlantic subtropical storm.
• Jal (2010) – a severe cyclonic storm that killed 118 people.
• Jamala (2013) – stayed out at sea
• Jana (2003) – stayed out at sea
• Jane
• Janet
• Jangmi
• Janice
• Janis
• Jasmine
• Jason (1987) – a Category 3 severe tropical cyclone that made landfall Queensland and Northern Territory.
• Jasper
• Javier
• Jawad (2021) – a weak cyclonic storm that made landfalls in Odisha, West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh.
• Jaya (2007) – made landfall in Madagascar as a tropical cyclone.
• Jean
• Jeana
• Jeanne
• Jebi
• Jeff
• Jelawat
• Jenna (2026) – a Category 3 severe tropical cyclone that stayed out to sea.
• Jennifer
• Jenny
• Jerry
• Jeruto (2020) – weak tropical storm that mostly stayed out at sea.
• Jewel
• Jig
• Jim
• Jimena
• Joalane (2015) – stayed out at sea.
• Joan
• Joaninha (2019) – affected the island Rodrigues.
• Joanne
• Joaquin (2015) – Category 4 hurricane that devastated several districts in The Bahamas; affected Turks and Caicos Islands, Bermuda, and parts of the Greater Antilles.
• Jobo (2021) – a tropical cyclone that made an exit on the coast of Tanzania where 22 people died
• Joe
• Joel
• John
• Jokwe (2008) – first tropical cyclone to make landfall in Mozambique since Cyclone Favio; caused 16 deaths and $8 million in damages.
• Jolina
• Jongdari
• Joni
• Jose
• Josephine
• Joshua (2021) – mostly stayed out at sea.
• Josie
• Jova
• Joy
• Joyce
• Juan
• Juaning
• Juba (2004) – one of three May cyclones to exist in the South-west Indian Ocean, along with Cyclones Kesiny and Manou .
• Jude (2025) – a Category 1 tropical cyclone that made landfall in Madagascar and Mozambique.
• Judith
• Judy
• Julia
• Julian
• Julie (1963) – passed east of Rodrigues.
• Juliet
• Juliette
• Julio
• Julita (1994) – a short-lived tropical depression near Madagascar.
• June
• Justin (1997) – an erratic and deadly tropical cyclone which severely affected Australia and Papua New Guinea in March 1997.
• Justine (1982) – the last of the four tropical cyclones to affect Madagascar in the 1981–82 season.