西太平洋熱帶氣旋專區 West Pacific Tropical Cyclone Page
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For the latest information about West Pacific Tropical Cyclones, please visit: Tropical Cyclone Updates and Current Tropical Cyclone Situation;
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For the latest information about West Pacific Tropical Cyclones, please visit: Tropical Cyclone Updates and Current Tropical Cyclone Situation;
For past information on West Pacific Tropical Cyclones, please visit: Tropical Cyclone Reports and Tropical Cyclone Timeline;
For HKOMN's warning system, please visit: Tropical Cyclone-related Warnings.
^1: Super Typhoon Rammasun (1409) just after its landfall at Wenchang, Hainan at 06Z, 18th July, 2014. Its wind speed reached 215km/h and its minimum sea-level pressure reaches 910hPa. It is the strongest typhoon ever making a landfall on China in the history.
^2: Super Typhoon Haiyan (1330) just before its landfall near Tacloban, the Philippines at 18Z, 7th November, 2013. Its wind speed reached 285km/h and its minimum sea-level pressure is 885hPa. It is the strongest typhoon ever making a landfall on the Philippines in the history.
^2: Super Typhoon Haiyan (1330) just before its landfall near Tacloban, the Philippines at 18Z, 7th November, 2013. Its wind speed reached 285km/h and its minimum sea-level pressure is 885hPa. It is the strongest typhoon ever making a landfall on the Philippines in the history.
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