1984 Atlantic hurricane season/Female Names

'''AUTHOR'S NOTE: The following hurricane season is part of a series of seasons that, beginning with 1979, chronicles what would have occurred if the ten-year naming lists originally utilized for the 1971-1980 Atlantic hurricane seasons remained in usage today. All storm intensities and impact statistics are unchanged from reality. Only the storm names have been altered.''' -Andy

The 1984 Atlantic hurricane season included Hurricane Linda, the longest-lived December hurricane at the time. The season featured thirteen total storms, five hurricanes, and one major hurricane.

Seasonal summary
Timeline of tropical activity in the 1984 Atlantic hurricane season

Storms
'''For the sake of clarity, only storms of tropical/subtropical storm intensity or above are included below. Please refer to the article of the real life version of this season for information on any tropical or subtropical depressions. Moreover, storm tracks and any other additional information can be found on the aforementioned article.'''

Storm names
The following names were used to name tropical cyclones in the 1984 Atlantic hurricane season. This is the same naming list that was utilized in the 1974 season, with the exception of Carlina and Fauna, which replaced Carmen and Fifi, respectively. Storms were named Carlina, Fauna, Hester, Ivy, Justine, Kathy, and Linda for the first time this year.

Retirement
See also: List of retired Atlantic hurricane names

Because of a lack of any severely damaging storms, the World Meteorological Organization did not retire any names in spring of 1985. Therefore, the same naming list will be reused for the 1994 season.