How Storms Get Their Names

The video explains the system of naming storms, its history, and its importance. Initially, storms were named after places or events, but a more systematic approach began in the late 1800s. The naming system helps reduce confusion and aids in communication. There are 11 global centers responsible for naming storms, each with regional conventions. Some countries have unique naming practices. Names often reflect local culture, and some can be retired if a storm is particularly destructive, like Hurricane Katrina.

What are some examples of names used in the Northern hemisphere for storms?

What happened to the name 'Katrina' and why was it retired?