Comments for the name Storm

Storm Logan was a character on the soap The Bold & the Beautiful.

This is a rather odd name for a child, but Stormy and Misty might make cute twin names.

Storm is my middle name. I don't know why my mom thought it would be nice to give me two middle names because they sounded good together. "Kayla Marie Storm".

I have often seen Storm for a boy and Stormy/Stormee for a girl.

This name sounds like it belongs to someone with an anger problem, no offense to any Storms out there.

Storm is the name of a character in X-men.

I've known several girls named Stormy, I really dislike it though. I think it just gives a bad impression.

Lisa Marie Presley and her first husband Danny Keough have a son named Benjamin Storm.

This is one of my favourite names, it's great to use in stories. The name is a bit dark like there is something underneath the character that you don't really know about. I've actually used it before.

Tacky, tacky, tacky. An utter soap name. I can't really imagine this name on any conventional adult. Not that you have to be conventional. But it lacks a certain maturity and sophistication, and it sounds like something young and immature parents name their kids because they think it sounds cool, which it doesn't. It's on the level of tackiness that Rush is. This name is far worse on girls, as it doesn't sound feminine at all, and it will probably sound good on tomboys only. Sorry, but this name lacks the required spunk to work on androgynous and indie rocker type girls and women. It sounds more like a pseudonym anyway.

This is not a good name, it sounds like someone with a bad attitude.

This name is also Scandinavian, and in Norway it has become somewhat popular recently.

Mötley Crüe's bassist, Nikki Sixx, has a daughter named Storm Brieanne Sixx.

Storm Thorgerson, a graphic designer most famous for his Pink Floyd album covers (everyone's seen the prism, right?) who has also worked with bands like Led Zeppelin, Yes, and Black Sabbath. He is known, not surprisingly, for surrealistic album designs, especially ones which place objects in unusual contexts.

This is the name of my twin sister, and she is not a tomboy or androgynous or anything like that at all. In fact, she's quite feminine, although the name suits her quite well.

This is my two-year-old niece's name. My sister has loved it since she was a teenager, and no, she doesn't have a fascination with X-Men. I don't mind the name, but I picture my niece's first days of school--teacher reading Storm off the roll, expecting a boy, and looking up to see a pretty blonde girl--and I can't help but feel sorry for her. It doesn't help that her middle name isn't feminine either (it's O'Neal).

This name is also used in The Netherlands, increasingly so. The Dutch word for 'storm' is 'storm' also, which likely contributes to its growing popularity (since it doesn't appear as a typical English hippie name such as River, but more as a Dutch-style hippie name).

I know a female Storm, when I first heard her name I was quite surprised. And honestly, would you like being named after something possibly destructive? And to the person who said Stormy and Misty were cute names for twins - please, no. Don't. If someone names their twin girls that, they probably will not be pleased.

This sounds weird as a name. Sounds more like a character name than a real-life person's name.

Storm is my five year old nephew's name and I am honestly not a fan of it. Every time I hear it, I think of a weather forecast. He is mostly called by nicknames though such as Stormy bear or Storin Norman. Although I think his name sounds a bit better if you say the whole combo of Storm Gregory.

Sounds much, much more like a stage name than a real name.

I've heard this name being used (though rarely) in the Netherlands where it means Storm as well. The Dutch pronunciation is the same except for the r which is a rolling r.

Stormie O'Martian (maiden name Stormie Sherk) is an author.

My name is Storm and I'm a girl. My parents named me this because it was the weather on the day I was born.
I like my name, especially because people don't name their children this a lot. I never needed to worry about my teachers confusing me with like six other kids in my class.

To those of you who don't like my name or think it reminds them of a soap opera name, I say whatever. I really think it's down-to-earth. What's more natural than water and wind coming together and on occasion lightning creating fire? Even though they can be destructive they are also beautiful and strong. So why not let a girl have a strong name?

A girl name but it does remind me of someone with a temper. It's a great down to earth name.

Totally hippie! Storm sounds tacky as a first name regardless of sex. It also sounds like a name that drug-addicted rock stars would name their kids.

Also, the Tim Minchin song "Storm" is about a flaky new-agey woman named Storm who has a tiresome, pseudo-scientific, pseudo-philosophical outlook on life. And a nice bottom.

This is my boyfriends name & he does not have a anger or attitude problem, he is the opposite of that=) I really like this name I know a girl and a boy Storm, but I think it's a boy name. I would recommend this name for a boy=)

I've tried to hate this name but I just can't. It's so cool!

I'm guessing it's more popular than average in Melbourne, Victoria which has an NRL team called the Storm.

I think it's a beautiful name, and unlike most people, I like storms and rain and hate sunny weather. However, I wouldn't use it as a first name, only as a middle name.

I met a ten year-old boy named Storm recently, and in total contrast to his name, was quite a well-behaved kid--not hyper in the slightest (unlike a "stormy" personality). It made me like the name a bit more. Still not sure I'd use it, though.

I actually met a very sweet girl named Stormy, and I didn't think badly of her for a second. I like Stormy better than Storm. Storm is too short.