In this study, “MPI-ESM-LR” model output from phase 5 of the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project (CMIP5) is analyzed to assess the response of the North Atlantic and Mediterranean storm tracks to climate change. Historical scenario is used for the past and RCP8.5 scenario is used as the projection for the future period. The conservation of wave activity is applied as a diagnostic tool to investigate the eddy activity dynamics. In winter, the double-branch structure of storm track in the Atlantic and its downstream region in Europe and west Asia will turn into a single-branch pattern at the end of 21st century. Moreover, the wave breaking and wave packets maxima associated with both the North Atlantic and Mediterranean storm tracks and the central branch of wave activity in the Europe–Black Sea will undergo an eastward shift. This leads to a considerable increase in the impact of both the Mediterranean and Black Sea storm activities on Iran in a warming climate.