The name Ann has been used for three tropical cyclones in the western north Pacific Ocean. It should not be confused with the similar names of Ana or Anna.
- Tropical Storm Ann (1945)
- Tropical Storm Ann (1996) (T9602, 02W, Biring), minimal impact in the Philippines
- Tropical Storm Ann (1999) (T9917, 23W), approached the Chinese coast to the north of Shanghai, then crossed the Yellow Sea before dissipating just off the South Korean coast
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