Will there be or has there been a tropical storm named after you?

It's very doubtful, my name is out of date, old fashioned.

My name has been used for eleven tropical cyclones worldwide; a Category 5 hurricane that became the second-most intense hurricane in the Eastern Pacific basin with a minimum pressure of 902 mbar; and a Category 1 hurricane that never affected land.

Yes.  8 times.  3 were tropical storms, 4 were hurricanes (one reached category 4 strength).

 

  Yes, near The Sandwich Islands, it strikes annually to eradicate that place of even the mere trace of mayonnaise. Grrrrrrrr.
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I couldn't find a hurricane Jane, but under my real name there was one over 50 years ago.

I've no idea if my real name will ever be attached to a storm, but it won't be a tropical system.

Northern France and the British Isles have a mild temperate-maritime climate but we do have storms occasionally, and the meteorological services of the French, British and Irish (also Spanish?) governments have taken to naming them. I think they take it in turns to do so!

These storms are born over the Atlantic Ocean and come in across the Western Approaches.

I don't much like this naming of inanimate weather systems, which appears copied from the American fashion for naming hurricanes.

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Rumble, rumble..... I was woken at 3am today by a thunderstorm that was very rich in lightning but not ever so noisy. It gave us a power-cut for an hour or so. It drifted away as did the following cloud and rain, leaving a short period of sun late this afternoon. It sounds as if another thunderstorm is wandering about, not far away, as I type this. Right on cue!

The Atlantic Ocean was unusually and worryingly warm this year, and I would not be surprised if that gives us a wet and windy Autumn and Winter over here. "Flash!" "Rumble!" half way through that last phrase. Not far away but not ever so powerful. Perhaps just a small-scale storm.