Next Atlantic storm will be named Dolly under standard naming rules
The next tropical system in the Atlantic will take the name Dolly, following the World Meteorological Organization’s rotating list of storm names.
The next tropical storm in the Atlantic will be called Dolly, according to the naming system used by the World Meteorological Organization. The name comes from a pre-set list rather than any link to a person or event.
Storm names are assigned in advance and reused on a six-year cycle, with officials following the same procedure for each season. The system is designed to provide a clear label for storms as they form.
The naming process is separate from any news event involving people who share the same name. In this case, the choice of Dolly reflects the Atlantic list in use for the current cycle.
The World Meteorological Organization oversees the international naming framework for tropical cyclones, including the Atlantic basin.
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