2020 Typhoon List Latest Typhoon News in September

As of now, Typhoon No. 8 in 2020 has been generated, and the latest typhoon Bavi that landed is likely to be the strongest typhoon this year. There are many typhoons in August and it is coming to an end. Will there be another typhoon in September? Let’s take a look at the name list of typhoons in 2020, as well as the latest news about typhoons in September.

2020 Typhoon Naming Table

Typhoon No. 1 in 2020, English name: Vongfong, No. 2001, the name comes from Macau, China, meaning: an insect.

Typhoon Nuri No. 2 in 2020, English name: Nuri, No. 2002, the name comes from Malaysia, which means: parrot with blue crest feathers.

Typhoon Sinlaku No. 3 in 2020, English name: Sinlaku, No. 2003, its name comes from Cronesia, which means: the legendary goddess of Kosrae in Micronesia.

Typhoon Hagupit No. 4 in 2020, English name: Hagupit, No. 2004, the name comes from the Philippines, meaning: whip.

Typhoon Rose No. 5 in 2020, English name: Jangmi, No. 2005, the name comes from South Korea, meaning: flower name, a kind of rose.

Typhoon Mikala, No. 6 in 2020, English name: Mekkhala, No. 2006, the name comes from Thailand, meaning: Thunder Angel.

Typhoon Higos, No. 7 in 2020, English name: Higos, No. 2007, its name comes from the United States, meaning: fig.

Typhoon Bavi, No. 8 in 2020, English name: Bavi, No. 2008. Its name comes from Vietnam, which means: a mountain in northern Vietnam.

Typhoon Misak, No. 9 in 2020, English name: Maysak, No. 2009, its name comes from Cambodia, meaning: a tree.

Typhoon Haishen No. 10 in 2020, English name: Haishen, No. 2010, the name comes from China, which means: the mythical sea god.

Typhoon Xia Hong, No. 11 in 2020, English name: Noul, No. 2011. Its name comes from North Korea, which means: red sky at sunset.

Typhoon No. 12 in 2020, White Dolphin, English name: Dolphin, No. 2012, its name comes from Hong Kong, China, which means: Chinese white dolphin living in Hong Kong waters.

The voice actor of Typhoon Whale No. 13 in 2020, English name: Whale Voice Actor, No. 2013, the name comes from Japan, meaning: Seth.

Typhoon Chan-hom No. 14 in 2020, English name: Chan-hom, No. 2014, its name comes from Laos, meaning: a tree.

Typhoon Lotus, No. 15 in 2020, English name: Linfa, No. 2015, the name comes from Macau, China, meaning: a flower.

Typhoon Nangka No. 16, 2020, English name: Nangka, No. 2016, the name comes from Malaysia, meaning: a kind of fruit.

Typhoon Saudel, No. 17 in 2020, English name: Saudel, No. 2017, the name comes from Micronesia, meaning: the chief soldier of the legendary General "Saudel".

Typhoon Molave, No. 18 in 2020, English name: Molave, No. 2018, its name comes from the Philippines, which means: a hardwood commonly used to make furniture.

Typhoon Goni, No. 19 in 2020, English name: Goni, No. 2019, the name comes from South Korea, meaning: a bird.

Typhoon Atsani, No. 20 in 2020, English name: Atsani, No. 2020, the name comes from Thailand, meaning: lightning.

Typhoon Aitao, No. 21 of 2020, English name: Etau, No. 2021, its name comes from the United States, meaning: storm cloud.

Typhoon Gaohuan No. 22 in 2020, English name: Vamco, No. 2022, the name comes from Vietnam, which means: a river in southern Vietnam.

Typhoon Koro Bay No. 23 in 2020, English name: Krovanh, No. 2023, the name comes from Cambodia, meaning: a tree.

Typhoon Dujuan, No. 24 of 2020, English name: Dujuan, No. 2024, the name comes from China, meaning: a flower.

Typhoon Shuliji No. 25 in 2020, English name: Surigae, No. 2025, the name comes from North Korea, meaning: an eagle.

Typhoon Choi, No. 26 in 2020, English name: Choi-wan, No. 2026, its name comes from Hong Kong, China, meaning: clouds in the sky.

Typhoon Bear No. 27 in 2020, English name: Koguma, No. 2027, the name comes from Japan, meaning: Ursa Minor.

Typhoon Qiangpi, No. 28 of 2020, English name: Chi, No. 2028, the name comes from Laos, meaning: a flower.

2020 Typhoon Fireworks No. 29, English name: In-Fa, No. 2029, the name comes from Macau, China, which means: Fireworks.

The 30th Meeting of the Typhoon Committee of the World Meteorological Organization, held in Hong Kong, China, from November 25 to December 1, 1997, decided that tropical cyclones in the northwest Pacific and South China Sea should be named in Asian style, and decided The new naming method will be used from January 1, 2000.

The new naming method is to make a naming list in advance and then reuse it year after year in order. The naming list*** has 140 names, provided by 14 member countries and regions in the Asia-Pacific region, including Cambodia, China, South Korea, Hong Kong, Japan, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Micronesia, Philippines, South Korea, Thailand, the United States and Vietnam, each country or region provides 10 names. These 140 names are divided into 10 groups, each group has 14 names, arranged in alphabetical order according to the English names of each member country, and used in sequence, that is, the northwest Pacific and South China Sea tropical cyclone nomenclature, while retaining the original tropical cyclone numbers. Features: Each name should not exceed 9 letters; easy to pronounce; no bad connotations in each member’s language; will not cause any difficulty to members; is not the name of a commercial organization; all members should recognize the chosen name . If any member objects, this name cannot be used as the name of the typhoon.

At 010-10:00, it is expected that the rainfall in southern North China and the central and eastern parts of northwest China in September may be 20 to 50% more than the same period in normal years, and the autumn rain in West China may be slightly more; there will be 5-6 rainfall in the South China Sea or the northwest Pacific. typhoon.

At present, our country is still in the main flood season. According to the above predictions, the rainy season in North China ends late this year and typhoons are active in autumn, while the autumn rain in West China starts early and produces more rainfall. There are many hot weather conditions in Jiangnan and South China, and the meteorological department will strengthen monitoring, forecasting, warnings and information release.