Pacific typhoon season

The following is a list of Pacific typhoon seasons. The seasons are limited to the north of the equator between the 100th meridian east and the 180th meridian.

Period	Seasons
Pre 1940	List of Pacific typhoons before 1900, 1900, 1901, 1902–1919, 1920–1938, 1927, 1931, 1939
1940s	1940, 1941–44, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949
1950s	1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959
1960s	1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969
1970s	1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979
1980s	1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989
1990s	1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999
2000s	2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
2010s	2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
2020s	2020

Tracks of all tropical cyclones in the northernwestern Pacific Ocean between 1980 and 2005. The vertical line to the right is the International Date Line.

Seasons

Pre 1940

Year	All Systems				Strongest storm	Deaths	Damages	Notes
Year	TD	TS	TY	STY	Strongest storm	Deaths	Damages	Notes
1900	--	23	--	--	Guam typhoon	>1,965	Unknown
1901	--	21	--	--	De Witte typhoon	>4	Unknown
1927	27	25	19	--	Eleven	15,159	$4 million
1931	30		19	--	Unnamed	300,349
1939	28	24	22	--	Twenty-Six	1,185	$106.15 million
References[1]

1940s

Year	All Storms				Strongest Storm	Deaths	Damages (USD)	Retired Names	Notes
Year	TS	TD	TY	STY	Strongest Storm	Deaths	Damages (USD)	Retired Names	Notes
1940	43	--	27	--	July typhoon	183	Unknown
1945	--	26	13	--	Helen	3,798+	Unknown
1946	--	15	10	--	Lilly	Unknown	Unknown
1947	--	27	19	1	Rosalind	Unknown	Unknown
1948	--	26	15	1	Karen	Unknown	Unknown
1949	33	22	14	1	Patricia	At least 1,790	$127 million	Kitty, Lise, Madeline, Nelly, Omelia, Patricia, Rena, Allyn and Camilla
References[1]

1950s

Year	All Storms				Strongest Storm	Deaths	Damages (USD)	Retired Names			Notes
Year	TD	TS	TY	STY	Strongest Storm	Deaths	Damages (USD)	Organization	No. of retired Names	Names Retired	Notes
1950	--	18	12	1	Doris	544	Unknown	JTWC	8	Delilah, Helene, Jane, Kezia, Lucretia, Missatha, Ossia, and Petie
1951	31	25	16	1	Marge	1,185	$106.15 million
1952	--	29	20	6	Wilma	1,070	Unknown	JTWC	5	Jeamne, Lois, Nona. Vae, Wilma
1953	--	24	17	5	Nina	430	Unknown
1954	33	19	15	5	Ida	1,530	Unknown
1955	39	31	20	4	Clara	Unknown	Unknown
1956	39	26	18	5	Wanda	>5,980	$60.5 million
1957	27	22	18	8	Lola	644	Unknown
1958	24	23	21	9	Ida	Unknown	Unknown
1959	33	25	18	8	Joan	>8,557	$755 million
Totals	226	242	175	52		>19,396	$921.65 million	JTWC	13	Delilah, Helene, Jane, Kezia, Lucretia, Missatha, Ossia, Petie, Jeamne, Lois, Nona. Vae, Wilma
References[1]

1960s

Year	All Storms				Strongest Storm	Deaths	Damages (USD)	Retired Cyclone Names			Notes
Year	TD's	TS's	TY's	STY's	Strongest Storm	Deaths	Damages (USD)	Organization	Number of Retired Names	Names Retired	Notes
1960	39	30	19	2	Shirley	>2,869	$69 million	JTWC	2	Lucille Ophella
1961	53	35	20	8	Nancy	308	Unknown
1962	38	30	23	6	Emma	1,700	$325 million	JTWC	1	Karen
1963	36	25	19	8	Judy	Unknown	Unknown
1964	58	39	26	7	Sally and Opal	>8,743	Unknown	JTWC	1	Tilda	Most active tropical cyclone season recorded globally
1964	58	39	26	7	Sally and Opal	>8,743	Unknown	PAGASA	1	Dading	Most active tropical cyclone season recorded globally
1965	44	35	21	11	Bess	Unknown	Unknown
1966	51	30	20	3	Kit	1,146	$377.6 million
1967	40	35	20	5	Carla	Unknown	Unknown	PAGASA	1	Welming
1968	39	29	20	4	Agnes	Unknown	Unknown
1969	34	23	13	2	Elsie	Unknown	Unknown
Totals	432	308	201	56		>14,766	$771.6 million	JTWC	4	Lucille, Ophella, Karen and Tilda
Totals	432	308	201	56		>14,766	$771.6 million	PAGASA	2	Dading and Welming
References[1]

1970s

Year	All Storms				Strongest Storm	Deaths	Damages (USD)	Retired Cyclone Names			Notes
Year	TD's	TS's	TY's	STY's	Strongest Storm	Deaths	Damages (USD)	Organization	Number of Retired Names	Names Retired	Notes
1970	30	24	12	7	Hope	3,909	Unknown	PAGASA	4	Pitang, Sening, Titang, Yoling
1971	55	35	24	6	Irma	617	$57.7 million
1972	38	30	22	2	Rita	860	$290 million
1973	39	21	12	3	Nora	Unknown	Unknown
1974	35	32	16	0	Gloria	Unknown	Unknown	JTWC	1	Bess (Susang)
1974	35	32	16	0	Gloria	Unknown	Unknown	PAGASA	1	Wening
1975	25	20	14	3	June	>229,160	>$1.2 billion				Deadliest typhoon season on record
1976	51	25	14	4	Louise	Unknown	Unknown	PAGASA	1	Didang
1977	54	20	11	1	Babe	143	Unknown	PAGASA	1	Unding
1978	63	31	15	1	Rita	Unknown	Unknown	PAGASA	1	Atang and Kading
1979	54	24	12	4	Tip	At least 541	$2.24 billion
Totals	444	262	152	31		>235,665	>$3.78 billion	JTWC	1	Bess
Totals	444	262	152	31		>235,665	>$3.78 billion	PAGASA	9	Pitang, Sening, Titang, Yoling, Didang, Unding, Atang and Kading
References[1]

1980s

Year	All Storms				Strongest Storm	Deaths	Damages (USD)	Retired Names			Notes
Year	TD	TS	TY	STY	Strongest Storm	Deaths	Damages (USD)	Organization	No. of retired Names	Names Retired	Notes
1980	46	24	15	2	Wynne	>131	Unknown
1981	52	29	13	2	Elsie	>1,268	>$280.2 million	JTWC	1	Hazen
1982	37	25	19	2	Mac	597	$2.41 billion	JTWC	1	Bess
1983	33	23	10	4	Forrest	1,073	$258.3 million
1984	44	27	16	2	Vanessa	2,919	$1 billion	JTWC	1	Ike (Nitang)
1984	44	27	16	2	Vanessa	2,919	$1 billion	PAGASA	2	Nitang and Undang
1985	57	28	15	1	Dot	1,355	$243.1 million
1986	48	29	19	3	Peggy	>905	>$508.5 million
1987	32	23	17	6	Betty	1,402	$1.3 billion	PAGASA	3	Katring, Herming and Sisang	–
1988	52	31	11	1	Nelson	>786	>$503.9 million	JTWC	1	Roy (Asiang)
1988	52	31	11	1	Nelson	>786	>$503.9 million	PAGASA	2	Unsang and Yoning
1989	55	32	20	5	Gordon and Elsie	3,328	$2.24 billion	JTWC	1
Totals	456	271	155	28		>13,822	$7.52 billion	JTWC	3	Hazen, Bess, Ike and Roy
Totals	456	271	155	28		>13,822	$7.52 billion	PAGASA	7	Nitang, Undang, Katring, Herming, Sisang, Unsang and Yoning
References[1]

1990s

Year	All Storms				Strongest Storm	Deaths	Damages (USD)	Retired Names			Notes
Year	TD	TS	TY	STY	Strongest Storm	Deaths	Damages (USD)	Organization	No. of retired Names	Names Retired	Notes
1990	41	29	18	4	Flo	1,606	$5.26 billion	JTWC	1	Mike
1990	41	29	18	4	Flo	1,606	$5.26 billion	PAGASA	1	Ruping
1991	38	29	17	5	Yuri	5,505	$10.1 billion	JTWC		Mireille and Thelma
1991	38	29	17	5	Yuri	5,505	$10.1 billion	PAGASA	1	Uring
1992	40	31	16	5	Gay	399	$2.64 billion	JTWC	1	Omar (Lusing)	–
1992	40	31	16	5	Gay	399	$2.64 billion	PAGASA	–	–	–
1993	43	30	15	3	Koryn	668	$1.75 billion	JTWC	–	–
1993	43	30	15	3	Koryn	668	$1.75 billion	PAGASA	1	Monang
1994	46	36	19	6	Melissa and Seth	2,539	$8.3 billion	JTWC	–	–
1994	46	36	19	6	Melissa and Seth	2,539	$8.3 billion	PAGASA	–	–
1995	47	24	8	5	Angela	1,317	$1.21 billion	JTWC	1	Angela
1995	47	24	8	5	Angela	1,317	$1.21 billion	PAGASA	1	Rosing
1996	43	31	16	6	Herb	873	$6.87 billion	JTWC	–	–
1996	43	31	16	6	Herb	873	$6.87 billion	PAGASA	–	–
1997	47	28	16	11	Ivan and Joan	At least 4,181	$4.59 billion	JTWC	–	–	Most Category 5 storms in a single season on record
1998	30	16	8	3	Zeb	924	$950.8 million	JTWC	0	–	latest start for a Pacific typhoon season latest start for the first named system to develop
1998	30	16	8	3	Zeb	924	$950.8 million	PAGASA	2	Iliang and Loleng
1999	45	20	5	1	Bart	976	$18.36 billion	JTWC	none	none
1999	45	20	5	1	Bart	976	$18.36 billion	PAGASA	–	–
Totals	420	274	138	38		18,988	$60.03 billion	JTWC	5	Mike, Mireille, Thelma, Omar, Angela
Totals	420	274	138	38		18,988	$60.03 billion	PAGASA	6	Ruping, Uring, Monang, Rosing, Iliang and Loleng
References[1]

2000s

Year	All Storms				Strongest Storm	Deaths	Damages (USD)	Retired Names			Notes
Year	TD	TS	TY	STY	Strongest Storm	Deaths	Damages (USD)	Organization	No. of retired Names	Names Retired	Notes
2000	51	23	13	4	Bilis	467	$13.11 billion	JMA	"none"	None
2000	51	23	13	4	Bilis	467	$13.11 billion	PAGASA	"none"	None
2001	45	26	16	3	Faxai	1,287	$2.3 billion	JMA	1	Vamei
2001	45	26	16	3	Faxai	1,287	$2.3 billion	PAGASA	1	Nanang
2002	44	26	15	8	Fengshen	725	$9.54 billion	JMA	3	Chataan, Rusa, Pongsona
2002	44	26	15	8	Fengshen	725	$9.54 billion	PAGASA	1	Gloria
2003	45	21	14	5	Maemi	360	$5.73 billion	JMA	3	Yanyan, Imbudo, Maemi
2003	45	21	14	5	Maemi	360	$5.73 billion	PAGASA	1	Harurot
2004	45	29	19	7	Chaba	2,428	$18.1 billion	JMA	3	Sudal, Tingting, Rananim	Third Most Active Season
2004	45	29	19	7	Chaba	2,428	$18.1 billion	PAGASA	3	Unding, Violeta and Winnie	Third Most Active Season
2005	33	24	13	3	Haitang	436	$7.64 billion	JMA	3	Matsa, Nabi, Longwang
2005	33	24	13	3	Haitang	436	$7.64 billion	PAGASA	"None"	–
2006	40	24	15	6	Yagi	3,886	$14.4 billion	JMA	5	Chanchu, Bilis, Saomai, Xangsane, Durian
2006	40	24	15	6	Yagi	3,886	$14.4 billion	PAGASA	2	Reming and Milenyo
2007	45	24	14	5	Sepat	388	$7.5 billion	JMA	none	None
2007	45	24	14	5	Sepat	388	$7.5 billion	PAGASA	none	None
2008	40	22	11	3	Jangmi	1,936	$5.97 billion	JMA	0	None
2008	40	22	11	3	Jangmi	1,936	$5.97 billion	PAGASA	2	Cosme and Frank
2009	41	22	13	5	Nida	2,348	$20.47 billion	JMA	3	Morakot, Ketsana, Parma
2009	41	22	13	5	Nida	2,348	$20.47 billion	PAGASA	2	Ondoy and Pepeng
Totals	418	241	143	49		14,561	$88.76 billion	JMA	21	Vamei, Chataan, Rusa, Pongsona, Bilis, Yanyan, Imbudo, Maemi , Sudal, Tingting, Rananim, Matsa, Nabi, Longwang, Chanchu, Bilis, Saomai, Xangsane, Durian, Morakot, Ketsana, Parma
Totals	418	241	143	49		14,561	$88.76 billion	PAGASA	12	Nanang, Gloria, Harurot, Unding, Violeta and Winnie, Reming and Milenyo, Cosme and Frank, Ondoy and Pepeng
References[1]

2010s

Year	All Storms				Strongest Storm	Deaths	Damages (USD)	Retired Names			Notes
Year	TD	TS	TY	STY	Strongest Storm	Deaths	Damages (USD)	Organization	No. of retired Names	Names Retired	Notes
2010	28	14	7	1	Megi	384	$2.96 billion	JMA	1	Fanapi	Quietest (Least Active) Pacific typhoon season on record
2010	28	14	7	1	Megi	384	$2.96 billion	PAGASA	2	Juan, Katring	Quietest (Least Active) Pacific typhoon season on record
2011	39	21	8	4	Songda	3,111	$7.18 billion	JMA	1	Washi
2011	39	21	8	4	Songda	3,111	$7.18 billion	PAGASA	5	Bebeng, Juaning, Mina, Pedring, Sendong
2012	35	25	14	4	Sanba	2,487	$20.5 billion	JMA	2	Vicente, Bopha	Fourth costliest season ever recorded
2012	35	25	14	4	Sanba	2,487	$20.5 billion	PAGASA	1	Pablo	Fourth costliest season ever recorded
2013	49	31	13	5	Haiyan	8,570	$25.75 billion	JMA	4	Sonamu, Utor, Fitow, Haiyan	Most active since 2004, deadliest since 1975
2013	49	31	13	5	Haiyan	8,570	$25.75 billion	PAGASA	3	Labuyo, Santi, Yolanda	Most active since 2004, deadliest since 1975
2014	32	23	11	8	Vongfong	576	$12.4 billion	JMA	1	Rammasun	Most Category 5 typhoons since 1997
2014	32	23	11	8	Vongfong	576	$12.4 billion	PAGASA	5	Glenda, Jose, Mario, Ruby, Seniang	Most Category 5 typhoons since 1997
2015	39	27	18	9	Soudelor	350	$12.2 billion	JMA	4	Soudelor, Mujigae, Koppu, Melor	Saw each month having a named storm active since 1963
2015	39	27	18	9	Soudelor	350	$12.2 billion	PAGASA	2	Lando, Nona	Saw each month having a named storm active since 1963
2016	51	26	13	6	Meranti	972	$18.9 billion	JMA	4	Meranti, Sarika, Haima, Nock-ten	Fifth latest start for a Pacific typhoon season and second latest start for the first named system to develop
2016	51	26	13	6	Meranti	972	$18.9 billion	PAGASA	3	Karen, Lawin, Nina
2017	42	27	11	2	Lan	864	$14.53 billion	JMA	3	Hato, Kai-tak, Tembin	Second latest start for a typhoon to develop since 1998
2017	42	27	11	2	Lan	864	$14.53 billion	PAGASA	2	Urduja, Vinta	Second latest start for a typhoon to develop since 1998
2018	45	30	13	7	Kong-rey & Yutu	768	$30.2 billion	JMA	2	Rumbia, Mangkhut	Fourth earliest start for a tropical storm to develop since 1949, second-costliest season on record
2018	45	30	13	7	Kong-rey & Yutu	768	$30.2 billion	PAGASA	3	Ompong, Rosita, Usman
2019	51	29	16	4	Halong	325	$33.9 billion	JMA	5	Lekima, Faxai, Hagibis, Kammuri, Phanfone	Earliest start for a tropical storm to develop on record and Costliest Pacific typhoon season on record
2019	51	29	16	4	Halong	325	$33.9 billion	PAGASA	2	Tisoy, Ursula
Totals	410	251	123	50		18,372	$144,204.9 billion	JMA	22	Fanapi, Washi, Vicente, Bopha, Sonamu, Utor, Fitow, Haiyan, Rammasun, Soudelor, Mujigae, Koppu, Melor, Meranti, Sarika, Haima, Nock-ten, Hato, Kai-tak, Tembin, Rumbia, Mangkhut, Lekima, Faxai, Hagibis, Kammuri, Phanfone
Totals	410	251	123	50		18,372	$144,204.9 billion	PAGASA	28	Juan, Katring, Bebeng, Juaning, Mina, Pedring, Sendong, Pablo, Labuyo, Santi, Yolanda, Glenda, Jose, Mario, Ruby, Seniang, Lando, Nona, Karen, Lawin, Nina, Urduja, Vinta, Ompong, Rosita, Usman, Tisoy, Ursula
References[1]

2020s

Year	All Storms				Strongest Storm	Deaths	Damages (USD)	Retired Names			Notes
Year	TD	TS	TY	STY	Strongest Storm	Deaths	Damages (USD)	Organization	No. of retired Names	Names Retired	Notes
2020	9	6	2		Vongfong	24	$31.1 million	JMA
2020	9	6	2		Vongfong	24	$31.1 million	PAGASA
Totals	9	6	2			24	$31.1 million	JMA
Totals	9	6	2			24	$31.1 million	PAGASA

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References

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[Climo-1] Unattributed (2010-08-31). "Annual frequency of cyclonic disturbances (Maximum sustained windspeeds of 17 knots or more), Cyclones (34 knots or more) and Severe Cyclones (48 knots or more) over the Bay of Bengal (BOB), Arabian Sea (AS) and land surface of India" (PDF). India Meteorological Department. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2011-08-05. Retrieved 2011-08-20.