The name Daniel has been used for ten weather systems worldwide: eight tropical cyclones in the eastern Pacific Ocean and two European windstorms (with one later becoming a Mediterranean tropical-like cyclone).

In the Eastern Pacific:

• Hurricane Daniel (1978), a Category 3 hurricane that did not affect land.
• Hurricane Daniel (1982), a Category 3 which reached Hawaii as a tropical depression and dissipated in the Alenuihaha Channel between Maui and the Big Island.
• Tropical Storm Daniel (1988), did not make landfall.
• Tropical Storm Daniel (1994), no reports of damage or casualties
• Hurricane Daniel (2000), a Category 3 hurricane that threatened Hawaii for a time while weakening.
• Hurricane Daniel (2006), a powerful Category 4 hurricane that brought rain to Hawaii as a tropical depression.
• Hurricane Daniel (2012), a Category 3 hurricane that did not affect land.
• Tropical Storm Daniel (2018), a weak tropical storm that never threatened land.

In Europe:

• Storm Daniel (2019), a European windstorm that moderately affected the Iberian Peninsula and Western Europe; also known as Storm Xavier
• Storm Daniel (2023), a European windstorm and later medicane which severely affected Greece and caused catastrophic damage and tens of thousands of fatalities in Libya due to multiple dam failures.