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Unisex.

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Although the name reminds me of the X-Men character and one of my classmates from Creative Writing (neither are bad associations, of course), I think it's better on a pet.

It’s a male name in my opinion. I really don’t care for it except maybe for a book character. It sounds like a good name for a brooding, handsome, and reclusive cowboy haunted by his past.

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I’m not a fan of any of the female versions. Stormy, Stormi, or Stormie.

Storm is a, rather trendy, male name in Denmark at the moment. I’m kinds indifferent towards it. It wasn’t known /used as a first name here until a few years ago so it also gives me a feeling of a “made up” name (even though it’s, of course, a word). It would be highly unexpected to meet a female Storm.

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I don’t hate it. It’s just a bit uninspired in my cultural context.

Reminds me of stormfront. I don't like that. I don't like the others either. Rainy is pretty, and Rain though. Snowy is cute maybe

Not fond of it and would only use it as a middle name. Storm is masculine. Stormy/Stormi/Stormie are feminine and I'd go with Stormy for the spelling, but I'm still not fond of it.

Dylann Storm Roof

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So it’s gonna be a hard pass for me. Maybe as a middle, but Dylann Roof is a pretty horrible semi-namesake honestly.

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I don’t mind Stormi and it ages decently well imo. I can imagine a teenager with it but not so much a grown adult.

Don't like it at all

The word Storm is definitely masculine in my language, while Tempest is feminine, so I'm biased. And I'm not sure what I think about the adjective Stormy as a name.
Well, let's say, it's fresh and modern, but it has a weird celebrity/hipster feeling all over it.
So, I'm indifferent to it, and I wouldn't use it myself.

I've known two, one m and one f. I don't find it attractive for either, perhaps because neither of them was remotely stormy, personality-wise.