Top 100 Winter Storm Names For Your Baby

As the weather changes and summer turns to winter, the air becomes cold, the temperature drops, and winter snowstorms often set in.

In both the US and the UK there is a system in place for naming winter storms. The UK began this practice in 2015, following on from the US, which started naming storms in 2012.

So far in 2020, we have witnessed many different storm names and there are many more to come. In the US, the National Weather Channel announced that Abigail, Billy, Constance, and Dane, among many others, would be the names of storms in 2020.

The name of winter storms in the naming process has become a usual part of our lives over the past years, if you have a child born into the middle of a winter storm, you may want to give them an appropriate winter storm name.

To help save you time, we have compiled a list of the best winter storm-inspired baby names.

Like hurricane names, winter storm names are chosen in alphabetical order, which is why we have selected these beautiful snow, storm, and winter-inspired storm and hurricane names very carefully for you.

1. Achilles had a record-breaking snowfall that hit cities like Rochester, Dodge City, and Tulsa in the year 2013.

2. Aiden was predicted in October 2018 and hit the Rockies and the Front Range.

3. Benji hit the western Florida panhandle and left more than 0.5 in (1 cm) of snow in some locations.

4. Bruce was a rare November blizzard that hit plains, midwest, Rockies, and the interior northeast in 2018.

5. Caesar brought heavy snowfall to the upper midwest allowing people to enjoy winter sports activities.

6. Caleb swept through the plains, midwest, and New England.

7. Carter brought heavy snowfall in the plains during the first week of December, setting the stage for perfect white Christmas.

8. Diego dumped heavy snow on Mt. Mitchell in western North Carolina in 2018.

9. Draco hit the upper midwest part of the US in 2012.

10. Dylan descended from the west into the midwest and northeast in 2017.

11. Ethan hit cities in the midwest and the northeast US on Christmas day in 2017.

12. Ezekiel brought heavy snowstorms to more than 30 states in the U.S.

13. Grayson was one of the western Atlantic winter storms in 2018.

14. Henry hit the Pacific Northwest in 2019.

15. Hunter hit the midwest and interior northeast in 2018.

16. Isaiah hit the northern Great Lakes region in 2020.

17. Jacob was the first major snowstorm of 2020 in North America.  

18. Jaxon brought heavy snow from the west to the plains, midwest, and northern New England. 

19. Lamont was the name of a sequence of winter storms that affected New Mexico and surrounding areas. 

20. Liam brought snow storms and ice to the midwest and the northeast US.

21. Lucian was a two-phase winter storm that affected the west and north regions of the US.

22. Malcolm is the name of a 2020 winter storm. 

23. Mateo brought snow and ice from the Rockies and plains to the midwest and northeast. 

24. Nathaniel is one of The Weather Channel's winter storm names for 2020-2021.

25. Noah was a quick burst of snow to the northeast in 2017.

26. Oliver brought snow and rain from Texas to Michigan.

27. Oren affected the US in mid-February 2019.

28. Orko affected travel in the upper midwest in 2013. 

29. Plato brought 6 in (15 cm) of snow in the southeast region in 2013. 

30. Quade is a currently unused name for a winter storm as defined by the weather agencies for the 2020-21 season. 

31. Roland is a currently unused name for a winter storm as defined by the weather agencies for the 2020-21 season. 

32. Ryan brought heavy snow to parts of Oregon in 2019. 

33. Scott affected regions from west to the plains, midwest, and northeast. 

34. Toby was a long-duration storm that affected parts of the northeast region.

35. Triton dumped snow from California to the midwest in 2013.

36. Uri affected the US in 2019 and 2020. 

37. Vaughn affected both South and North Carolina in 2019.  

38. Wyatt is a currently unused name for a winter storm reserved by the weather service for 2020-2021. 

39. Xyler affected the northern Rockies through South Dakota and Nebraska in 2018 and 2019.  

40. Yates is a currently unused name for a winter storm reserved by the weather service for 2020-2021. 

41. Zachariah is a currently unused name for a winter storm reserved by the weather service for 2020-2021. 

42. Zachary is a currently unused name for a winter storm reserved by the weather service for 2020-2021. 

43. Zeus affected Rapid City, South Dakota, and Duluth in the 2012-13 winter season.

Just like Kylie Jenner's daughter Stormi, these winter storm names for girls are unique, strong, and wintery. So, wrap yourself in a blanket, get your cup of cocoa, and start reading these wondrous names. They are all names taken from the convention of naming winter storms each year.

44. Abigail was the first storm to be jointly named by the MET office and the UK government on 10 November 2015.

45. Athena began on 7 November 2012 and affected the northeastern United States.

46. Bessie resulted in about 6 in (15 cm) of snow, making 2019 the snowiest Halloween.

47. Constance brought about 3-5 in (7.6-13 cm) of snow to certain areas of the US.

48. Dorothy disrupted Thanksgiving in 2019.

49. Eboni brought about a blizzard in December 2019 to parts of the plain.

50. Euclid spawned tornadoes on Christmas day in the south.

51. Frankie was the sixth storm of the 2017-18 winter season.

52. Freyr affected Ohio Valley and was named after a Norse goddess.

53. Gage disrupted movement in the last days of the year in New England and northeast in 2019.

54. Gia was a heavy snowstorm that hit from the Rockies to the mid-Atlantic in January.

55. Harper brought widespread snow from the mountain to the midwest in mid-January 2019.

56. Helen was first felt in Mesquite, Texas on 15 January.

57. Ivy was a 2016 superstorm.

58. Jove formed on 21 January near Cincinnati.

59. Kalani dropped about 11 in (28 cm) of snow on 29 January 2018 in Michigan.

60. Lana was a light winter storm. Despite this, several winter storm warnings were still issued.

61. Mable produced blizzards in Dakota and Minnesota, and heavy snow in New Mexico in February 2020.

62. Maya drove southward out of British Columbia on 8 February.

63. Nadia brought feet of snow in certain areas of the west.

64. Odell spread snow from the northwest to northern parts like New England.

65. Pearl brought snow from the west into the plains and upper midwest.

66. Petra was a storm that affected the midwest and northeast in mid to late February 2019.

67. Polly dropped almost 10 in (25 cm) of snow.

68. Quiana was a cross-country storm in 2019 that affected the west and southwest.

69. Ruth formed in the winter season of 2019-20 in the upper mid-West.

70. Sadie brought 17 in (43 cm) of snow to the US

71. Ulme was a North American blizzard in March 2019.

72. Uma brought a band of snow from Dakota for two days.

73. Tabitha brought freezing rain and hazardous weather.

74. Veronica was an intense tropical cyclone that approached western Australia in 2019.

75. Violet was a short lived winter disturbance that moved through the northern United States in late March.

76. Walda brought about a lot of rain in Colorado and Utah.

77. Xandra was a winter storm in the 2019 season.

78. Xanto occurred in the month of April 2018 in parts of the Great Lakes.

79. Xerxes occurred in mid-April, 2013, burying parts of the plains in the north.

80. Yvette affected the northern plains in April 2019.

81. Yvonne moved across the upper midwest of America to the northern plains.

82. Zoey was the first winter storm of 2018, we think it is one of the best winter storms names.

Names of winter storms are always presented in alphabetical order by the national weather services. Many of these winter storms required winter storm warnings, blizzard warnings, and ice storm warnings to keep people safe during the storms' extreme weather conditions.

83. Finley halted travel and caused many accidents in mid-December 2019.

84. Fisher brought heavy snow to the southern part of the Rockies over the Christmas and New Year periods.

85. Inga brought heavy snow and ice to the midwest, east, and the south on 14-17 January 2018.

86. Iago affected Mississippi to Massachusetts on 17-18 January 2013.

87. Jayden was named on 26 January 2019 and was one of the coldest air masses.

88. Kade came from the Pacific Northwest through the southern plains with heavy snow and flooding rainfall.

89. Kai was a snowstorm that spread from the Sierra Nevada to parts of the Rockies.

90. Nemo this 2013 North American blizzard affected the northeastern United States and parts of Canada. 

91. Q was the largest and longest winter storm in 2013.

92. Quinn affected the northeast region with rain and snow. 

93. Riley affected Massachusetts, Virginia, and Maryland in the winter season of 2017-18.

94. Saturn struck the northeast US in 2013.  

95. Skylar in March 2013 affected Florida. 

96. Taylor brought snow and gusty winds to the entire US in 2019.

97. Ukko affected the midwest and northeast in 2013.

98. Virgil dumped snow along the I-70 corridor from Utah to Maryland.  

99. Wesley affected the plains and South Dakota in 2018. 

100. Yogi affected the Rockies to the upper midwest in 2013.