Naming method of typhoon 20 15 in Pacific typhoon season.

Tropical cyclones in the northwest Pacific are named after the typhoon center in Tokyo, Japan (that is, internationally). When a tropical cyclone is upgraded to a tropical storm by the Japan Meteorological Agency, the names in the following list will be used. Names are based on the list below, not by year. The name of the storm was provided by members of the Typhoon Group of the World Meteorological Organization. 14 member countries and regions each submitted 10 names, arranged alphabetically by English names. In the list of names used in 20 15, the Fitow name has been replaced, and the new names Barijat, Moon, Lan, Bailu and Jongdari have replaced Utor respectively. Unused names in 20 15 are expressed in gray font (without internal chain), blue orthographic characters (with internal chain) indicate that they have been used in 20 15, blue bold names (with internal chain and bold) indicate storm activities, and blue italics (with internal chain and bold diagonal) indicate the names of tropical cyclones to be used next. The name of the storm on 20 15 may be the same as some storms in 2002-2003 and 2008-2009. Serial number (total serial number) Naming country/region Storm name/number Japanese Katakana

Japanese Roman name, meaning 5- 12(68) Maigra, Thailand, 150 1 メーラー.

Meika raa Lightning Angel 5- 13(69) Higos 1502 ヒーゴス, USA

バービー. Bavi, Vietnam, zip code: 1503.

Baa bii The name of a mountain in northern Vietnam is 6- 1(7 1) Messac 1504 メィサーク.

Mesaku 6-2(72) Chinese mainland Haishen)1505 ハィシェンハィィシェンン.

ノル Myth 6-3(73) North Korea Noor 1506 Poseidon Poseidon

Nou ru Red Sky 6-4(74) Hong Kong Dolphin)1507 ドルフィンドルフィンンン

Do ru fin Chinese White Dolphin 6-5(75) Japanese Whale (Kujira) 1508クジラ in Hong Kong waters.

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Chen Hanyishu 6-7(77) China Macau Lotus (Linfa) 15 10リンファ

Rin fa is the flower name 6-8(78) Pocket Card 15 1 1 ナンカー.

Nanjiaguo, named paramita 6-9(79) soudelor, Micronesia 15 13 ソデロァ.

A 6- 10(80) Moraw, Philippines1514 モラ.

Mo ra ve, a kind of Philippine hardwood, 6- 1 1(8 1), Korea Swan (Goni) 15 15.

Kou nii A Bird 6- 12(82) Thailand at Sani 15 16ァッサニー

A ssa nii lightning 6- 13(83) American etau1518 ".

Aa ta u storm cloud (Palau) 6- 14(84) crossing height (Vamco) 15 19ヴァムコー.

Wamukou, a river in southern Vietnam 7- 1(85) Cromwan, Cambodia,1520 クロビン.

Ku ro van 7-2(86) Chinese mainland ドージ. Du Juan 152 1

Du Renyi Flower 7-3 (87) mujigea)1522 ムジゲムジゲ

China Caiyun 1523.

On Monday, Yunyun was located in the hotel in Kowloon, Hong Kong. Caiyun 7-5(89) Typhoon Koppu1524 コップコップ.

Typhoon champi1525 in Laos.

Chan paa a flower 7-7(9 1) Typhoon Fireworks in China and Macau (IN-FA)1526 ィファ.

Decorations that can emit colorful sparks when discharged in fa 7-8(92) Malaysian Typhoon Melor 1527 メーロー.

Mei Rou's Fragrant Jasmine Note: These are the names of typhoons used in this year's windy season. See the naming methods of all typhoons. The tropical cyclone named12 (Halola1512) in this wind season is a tropical cyclone that enters the northwest Pacific from the north-central Pacific Ocean. After entering the local ocean, it will continue to use the names of the North Pacific Ocean and the Central Pacific Ocean (Halola). The tropical cyclone named 17 in this wind season (Kilo 15 17) is a tropical cyclone from the north-central Pacific to the northwest Pacific. After entering the local ocean, continue to use the names of the North Pacific Ocean and the Central Pacific Ocean (Kilo). Typhoons that have been deleted from the list

① Typhoon Sudero (July 30, 2065438+August 6, 2005) (234km/h(65.0m/s), super typhoon level).

Soudelor is the strongest storm in the northwest Pacific since 20 15. Most official departments rated Sodelor as stronger than Typhoon Mesak from March to April and Typhoon Xia Hong in May of the same year. This is the third typhoon rated as "strong" by the Japan Meteorological Agency, the fifth super typhoon rated as "strong" by joint typhoon warning center and the seventh super typhoon rated as "strong" by the Hong Kong Observatory. It has developed "binocular wall" twice in its life history, which is very rare for tropical cyclones in the northwest Pacific in recent years. In the end, 38 people were killed, 14 people were missing, 185 people were injured, and the economic loss was 3.2 billion dollars.

② Typhoon Rainbow (20 15, 10,1~10,5) (180 km/h (50.0 m/s), strong typhoon level).

As far as the path is concerned, the rainbow is a typical westward storm. After it formed in the sea east of the Philippines, it crossed Luzon into the northern South China Sea and attacked South China. However, its intensity is stronger than expected by the official meteorological departments. It was originally expected to reach the upper limit of a strong tropical storm or the lower limit of a typhoon. In the end, Rainbow developed into a mature typhoon, becoming the strongest storm that landed in China in June 1949, exceeding 65,438. In the end, it caused 22 deaths and 223 injuries, and the economic loss was 3.683 billion US dollars. The last time I used a pair of "rainbows" was in 2009, when Typhoon Rainbow (tropical storm level) also hit the northern and southern parts of the South China Sea, but the intensity was far less than that.

③ Typhoon Jujue (201510/0 month1~10/23 October) (198 km/h (55.0 m/.

The official weather newspaper predicted that Hurricane Jue would hit Taiwan Province Province northward after ravaging Luzon. However, this prediction did not come true. Because Juejue wandered around Luzon for a long time, its structure was eroded by the local topography. Finally, Jue weakened into a low-pressure area over the Luzon Strait, and its residual low-pressure area returned to the northwest Pacific Ocean and moved to the vicinity of Iwo Jima to dissipate. In the end, 54 people died and the economic loss was 2120,000 dollars.

④ Typhoon Jasmine (201511February ~1July February) (187.2km/h(52m/s), super typhoon level).

The formation of Jasmine makes this typhoon season the first typhoon season with tropical cyclones every month in the northwest Pacific since the meteorological record (195 1). Because Typhoon Jasmine hit the Philippines hard, the 48th Typhoon Committee meeting held in Honolulu, USA in February 20 16 decided to delete Jasmine from the list.

The replacement names of the above four removed typhoons will be announced at the 49th Typhoon Committee meeting in Japan on 20 17. The Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Administration (PAGASA) uses its own nomenclature to name tropical cyclones within its storm responsibility. Unlike the Japan Meteorological Agency, as long as a tropical cyclone will indirectly attack the Philippines or affect neighboring countries (regardless of intensity), the following tropical cyclone names will be used. The list circulates every four years, so the list of 20 15 is the same as the list of 20 1 1 Pacific typhoon season, except that the tropical cyclone name Beibei is changed to Betty. Unused names in 20 15 are indicated in italics, bold characters indicate that they have been used in 20 15, bold characters indicate storm activities, and black bold italics indicate names that will be used next. Because the original name of Nuo Nuo Yi is similar to the nickname "Nuo Nuo Yi" of Philippine President benigno Aquino III, in order to avoid "unnecessary association", the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Service Administration temporarily decided to retire Nuo Nuo Yi in the form of "pure technology" in mid-February, 65438 and put on a new name, Nona. The Chinese translation in brackets below is transliteration, and the official has not given a Chinese translation.

Amang(アマンリ, Armon) 150 1 Betty(ベティ, Betty) 1503 Chedeng (チ) England) 15 15 Jenny(ジェニー, Jenny) 152 1 Kabayan (カバヤン