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Typhoon Wiki · Typhoon Naming

Tropical Cyclone Name List

A tropical cyclone name list is the pre-assigned, rotating set of names PAGASA or JMA cycles through each year to identify new storms as they form.

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Tropical Cyclone Name List is one of 5 terms classified under Typhoon Naming in the azifind.com Typhoon Wiki. Understanding where a term sits within its category clarifies how it relates to the stages, warnings, or hazards around it during an active tropical cyclone.

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Auxiliary Names Auxiliary names are a backup list PAGASA uses when more tropical cyclones form in a single year than the regular annual list of names can cover. International Naming System The international naming system, maintained by the WMO through JMA, assigns names to tropical cyclones in the Northwest Pacific from a rotating list contributed by member countries across the region. PAGASA Naming System The PAGASA naming system assigns a local Filipino name to any tropical cyclone that enters the Philippine Area of Responsibility, separate from the international name the same storm may carry. Retired Typhoon Names Retired typhoon names are names permanently removed from PAGASA's or the international naming list following a storm so catastrophic or deadly that reusing the name is considered inappropriate.
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This definition is part of the azifind.com Typhoon Wiki, informed by PAGASA and the World Bank/GFDRR catastrophe risk data used across our province pages. View all Typhoon Wiki terms →