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Tropical Cyclones

Cases

Storm tracks were identified from IBTrACS and bounding boxes enclose the full track from genesis to dissipation with lateral margins sized to include 250 kilometers beyond each edge coordinate. Only landfalling systems are calculated at this time, a requirement imposed by the landfall-displacement and intensity metrics in EWB. Future opportunities exist for along and cross-track error among other metrics. For storms with complex tracks or dual landfalls (e.g., Eta, Freddy), the box spans the entire track including any re-intensification segment.

Cases — 98 events
NameTime rangeLocationSources
Milton2024-10-02 – 2024-10-13Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Milton — Wikipedia
Helene2024-09-21 – 2024-09-30Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Helene — Wikipedia
Francine2024-09-06 – 2024-09-16Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Francine — Wikipedia
Debby2024-07-31 – 2024-08-12Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Debby (2024) — Wikipedia
Beryl2024-06-26 – 2024-07-13Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Beryl — Wikipedia
John2024-09-20 – 2024-09-29Eastern North PacificHurricane John (2024) — Wikipedia
Trami2024-10-18 – 2024-10-31Western North PacificTropical Storm Trami (2024) — Wikipedia
Prapiroon (Butchoy)2024-07-17 – 2024-07-27Western North PacificTropical Storm Prapiroon (2024) — Wikipedia
Gaemi (Carina)2024-07-17 – 2024-07-30Western North PacificTyphoon Gaemi — Wikipedia
Shanshan2024-08-19 – 2024-09-03Western North PacificTyphoon Shanshan (2024) — Wikipedia
Yagi (Enteng)2024-08-30 – 2024-09-10Western North PacificTyphoon Yagi — Wikipedia
Bebinca (Ferdie)2024-09-07 – 2024-09-20Western North PacificTyphoon Bebinca (2024) — Wikipedia
Soulik (Gener)2024-09-13 – 2024-09-22Western North PacificTropical Storm Soulik (2024) — Wikipedia
Krathon2024-09-24 – 2024-10-05Western North PacificTyphoon Krathon — Wikipedia
Kirrily2024-01-15 – 2024-02-07Australian RegionCyclone Kirrily — Wikipedia
Belal2024-01-10 – 2024-01-21South-West Indian OceanECMWF: TC Belal Jan 2024
Alvaro2023-12-30 – 2024-01-06South-West Indian OceanCyclone Alvaro — Wikipedia
Franklin2023-08-17 – 2023-09-11Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Franklin (2023) — Wikipedia
Harold2020-03-30 – 2020-04-13South PacificCyclone Harold — Wikipedia
Idalia2023-08-24 – 2023-09-10Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Idalia — Wikipedia
Lee2023-09-03 – 2023-09-20Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Lee (2023) — Wikipedia
Ophelia2023-09-19 – 2023-09-26Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoTropical Storm Ophelia (2023) — Wikipedia
Tammy2023-10-16 – 2023-11-02Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Tammy — Wikipedia
Hilary2023-08-14 – 2023-08-22Eastern North PacificHurricane Hilary — Wikipedia
Lidia2023-10-01 – 2023-10-13Eastern North PacificHurricane Lidia (2023) — Wikipedia
Max2023-10-06 – 2023-10-12Eastern North PacificTropical Storm Max (2023) — Wikipedia
Norma2023-10-15 – 2023-10-25Eastern North PacificHurricane Norma (2023) — Wikipedia
Otis2023-10-19 – 2023-10-27Eastern North PacificHurricane Otis — Wikipedia
Mawar (Betty)2023-05-16 – 2023-06-05Western North PacificTyphoon Mawar — Wikipedia
Talim (Dodong)2023-07-11 – 2023-07-21Western North PacificTropical Storm Talim (2023) — Wikipedia
Doksuri (Egay)2023-07-18 – 2023-08-02Western North PacificTyphoon Doksuri — Wikipedia
Khanun (Falcon)2023-07-24 – 2023-08-13Western North PacificTyphoon Khanun (2023) — Wikipedia
Lan2023-08-04 – 2023-08-20Western North PacificTyphoon Lan (2023) — Wikipedia
Saola (Goring)2023-08-20 – 2023-09-06Western North PacificTyphoon Saola (2023) — Wikipedia
Haikui2023-08-25 – 2023-09-12Western North PacificTyphoon Haikui (2023) — Wikipedia
Koinu (Jenny)2023-09-25 – 2023-10-12Western North PacificTyphoon Koinu — Wikipedia
Mocha2023-05-06 – 2023-05-17North Indian OceanCyclone Mocha — Wikipedia
Biparjoy2023-06-03 – 2023-06-21North Indian OceanCyclone Biparjoy — Wikipedia
Hamoon2023-10-18 – 2023-10-27North Indian OceanCyclone Hamoon — Wikipedia
Freddy2023-02-02 – 2023-03-15South-West Indian OceanCyclone Freddy — Wikipedia
Alex2022-05-31 – 2022-06-08Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoTropical Storm Alex (2022) — Wikipedia
Fiona2022-09-12 – 2022-09-29Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Fiona — Wikipedia
Ian2022-09-20 – 2022-10-03Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Ian — Wikipedia
Julia2022-10-04 – 2022-10-12Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Julia (2022) — Wikipedia
Nicole2022-11-04 – 2022-11-13Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Nicole (2022) — Wikipedia
Agatha2022-05-25 – 2022-06-03Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Agatha — Wikipedia
Kay2022-09-02 – 2022-09-15Eastern North PacificHurricane Kay (2022) — Wikipedia
Roslyn2022-10-18 – 2022-10-26Eastern North PacificHurricane Roslyn (2022) — Wikipedia
Megi (Agaton)2022-04-06 – 2022-04-15Western North PacificTropical Storm Megi — Wikipedia
Hinnamnor (Henry)2022-08-25 – 2022-09-10Western North PacificTyphoon Hinnamnor — Wikipedia
Muifa (Inday)2022-09-02 – 2022-09-18Western North PacificTyphoon Muifa (2022) — Wikipedia
Nanmadol (Josie)2022-09-09 – 2022-09-22Western North PacificTyphoon Nanmadol (2022) — Wikipedia
Noru (Karding)2022-09-19 – 2022-10-01Western North PacificTyphoon Noru — Wikipedia
Nalgae (Paeng)2022-10-24 – 2022-11-05Western North PacificTropical Storm Nalgae — Wikipedia
Sitrang2022-10-19 – 2022-10-27North Indian OceanCyclone Sitrang — Wikipedia
Ana2021-01-26 – 2021-02-05South PacificTropical Storm Ana (2022) — Wikipedia
Batsirai2022-01-22 – 2022-02-12South-West Indian OceanCyclone Batsirai — Wikipedia
Gombe2022-03-04 – 2022-03-19South-West Indian OceanCyclone Gombe — Wikipedia
Seth2021-12-21 – 2022-01-09Australian RegionCyclone Seth — Wikipedia
Elsa2021-06-28 – 2021-07-12Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Elsa — Wikipedia
Fred2021-08-07 – 2021-08-22Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoTropical Storm Fred (2021) — Wikipedia
Grace2021-08-11 – 2021-08-23Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Grace — Wikipedia
Henri2021-08-13 – 2021-08-26Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Henri — Wikipedia
Ida2021-08-24 – 2021-09-06Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Ida — Wikipedia
Larry2021-08-29 – 2021-09-13Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Larry — Wikipedia
Nicholas2021-09-10 – 2021-09-19Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Nicholas — Wikipedia
Claudette2021-06-15 – 2021-06-25Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoTropical Storm Claudette (2021) — Wikipedia
Nora2021-08-22 – 2021-09-01Eastern North PacificHurricane Nora (2021) — Wikipedia
Olaf2021-09-04 – 2021-09-14Eastern North PacificHurricane Olaf (2021) — Wikipedia
Pamela2021-10-08 – 2021-10-15Eastern North PacificHurricane Pamela — Wikipedia
In-fa (Fabian)2021-07-14 – 2021-08-02Western North PacificTyphoon In-fa — Wikipedia
Kompasu (Maring)2021-10-05 – 2021-10-16Western North PacificTropical Storm Kompasu — Wikipedia
Tauktae2021-05-11 – 2021-05-21North Indian OceanCyclone Tauktae — Wikipedia
Yaas2021-05-21 – 2021-05-29North Indian OceanCyclone Yaas — Wikipedia
Eloise2021-01-09 – 2021-01-26South-West Indian OceanCyclone Eloise — Wikipedia
Amanda and Cristobal2020-05-28 – 2020-06-02Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoTropical storms Amanda and Cristobal — Wikipedia
Hanna2020-07-21 – 2020-07-28Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Hanna (2020) — Wikipedia
Isaias2020-07-26 – 2020-08-07Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Isaias — Wikipedia
Laura2020-08-18 – 2020-08-31Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Laura — Wikipedia
Nana2020-08-30 – 2020-09-06Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Nana (2020) — Wikipedia
Paulette2020-09-05 – 2020-09-30Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Paulette — Wikipedia
Sally2020-09-09 – 2020-09-20Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Sally — Wikipedia
Teddy2020-09-10 – 2020-09-26Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Teddy — Wikipedia
Delta2020-10-02 – 2020-10-13Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Delta — Wikipedia
Zeta2020-10-22 – 2020-11-01Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Zeta — Wikipedia
Eta2020-10-29 – 2020-11-16Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Eta — Wikipedia
Iota2020-11-10 – 2020-11-20Atlantic / Gulf of MexicoHurricane Iota — Wikipedia
Hagupit (Dindo)2020-07-29 – 2020-08-14Western North PacificTyphoon Hagupit (2020) — Wikipedia
Maysak2020-08-24 – 2020-09-08Western North PacificTyphoon Maysak (2020) — Wikipedia
Noul (Leon)2020-09-12 – 2020-09-21Western North PacificTropical Storm Noul (2020) — Wikipedia
Linfa2020-10-05 – 2020-10-14Western North PacificTropical Storm Linfa — Wikipedia
Molave (Quinta)2020-10-19 – 2020-10-31Western North PacificTyphoon Molave — Wikipedia
Goni (Rolly)2020-10-23 – 2020-11-08Western North PacificTyphoon Goni — Wikipedia
Vamco (Ulysse)2020-11-06 – 2020-11-18Western North PacificTyphoon Vamco — Wikipedia
Remal2024-05-23 – 2024-05-29North Indian OceanCyclone Remal — Wikipedia
Amphan2020-05-13 – 2020-05-23North Indian OceanCyclone Amphan — Wikipedia
Nisarga2020-05-29 – 2020-06-06North Indian OceanCyclone Nisarga — Wikipedia
Damien2020-02-01 – 2020-02-12Australian RegionCyclone Damien — Wikipedia

The list of data and cases are drawn from:

To help correlate scales from the hurricane system from NOAA's National Hurricane Center and Typhoons, the following page is useful.

Verification data is drawn from: * TC PRIMED
* Radar data for precipitation
* ERA5 Obs: intensity, pressure,wind
* IBTrACS: Tropical cyclone best track data
* Best track

Atlantic and Gulf

  1. Hurricane Milton (Cat 5, Oct 5-10 2024)
  2. Hurricane Milton - Wikipedia
  3. Hurricane Helene (Cat 4, Sep 24-27 2024)
  4. Hurricane Helene - Wikipedia
  5. https://confluence.ecmwf.int/display/FCST/202409+-+Tropical+Cyclone+-Helene
  6. Location: Southeast coast
  7. Cross-list with floods
  8. Francine (Cat 2, Sep 9-12 2024)
  9. Hurricane Francine - Wikipedia
  10. Cross-listed with flooding
  11. Hurricane Debby (Aug 3 - 9 2024)
  12. Hurricane Debby (2024) - Wikipedia
  13. 202408 - Tropical Cyclone - Debby
  14. Cross-listed with flooding
  15. Hurricane Beryl (Cat 5, June 28 - July 9 2024)
  16. Cross-listed with floods
  17. Hurricane Beryl - Wikipedia
  18. Hurricane Franklin (Cat 4, Aug 20 - Sep 1, 2023)
  19. Hurricane Franklin (2023) - Wikipedia
  20. TC Harold (TC, Aug 21 - Aug 23, 2023)
  21. Tropical Storm Harold - Wikipedia
  22. Hurricane Idalia (Cat 4, Aug 26 - 31, 2023)
  23. Hurricane Idalia - Wikipedia
  24. Hurricane Lee (Cat 5, Sep 5 - 16, 2023)
  25. Hurricane Lee (2023) - Wikipedia
  26. Cross-listed with flooding
  27. Tropical Storm Ophelia (TS, Sep 22-23 2023)
    1. Tropical Storm Ophelia (2023) - Wikipedia
  28. Tropical Storm Alex (TS, June 5-6 2022)
    1. Tropical Storm Alex (2022) - Wikipedia
    2. Cross references with flooding
  29. Hurricane Tammy (Cat 2, Oct 18 - 28, 2023)
    1. Hurricane Tammy - Wikipedia
  30. Hurricane Fiona (Cat 4, Sep 14 - 23, 2022)
    1. Hurricane Fiona - Wikipedia
    2. Cross-listed with flooding
  31. Hurricane Ian (Cat 5, Sep 23 - 30, 2022)
    1. Hurricane Ian - Wikipedia
    2. https://confluence.ecmwf.int/display/FCST/202209+-+Tropical+Cyclone+-+Ian
    3. Cross-listed with floods
  32. Hurricane Julia (Cat 1, Oct 7-9 2022)
    1. Hurricane Julia (2022) - Wikipedia
  33. Hurricane Nicole (Cat 1, Nov 7-11 2022)
    1. Hurricane Nicole (2022) - Wikipedia
  34. Hurricane Elsa (Cat 1, June 30 - Jul 9 2021)
    1. Hurricane Elsa - Wikipedia
  35. Tropical storm Fred (TS, Aug 11 - 17 2021
    1. Tropical Storm Fred (2021) - Wikipedia
    2. Cross-listed with flooding
  36. Hurricane Grace (Cat 3, Aug 13-21 2021)
    1. Hurricane Grace - Wikipedia
  37. Hurricane Henri (Cat 1, Aug 15 - 23 2021)
    1. Hurricane Henri - Wikipedia
    2. Cross-listed with flooding
  38. Hurricane Ida (Cat 4, Aug 26-Sep 1 2021)
    1. Cross-listed with floods
    2. Effects of Hurricane Ida in the Northeastern United States - Wikipedia
    3. Hurricane Ida - Wikipedia
    4. https://confluence.ecmwf.int/display/FCST/202108+-+Tropical+Cyclone+-+Rainfall+-+Ida
  39. Hurricane Larry (Cat 3, Aug 31 - Sep 11 2021)
    1. Hurricane Larry - Wikipedia
  40. Hurricane Nicolas (Cat 1, Sep 12-15 2021)
    1. Hurricane Nicholas - Wikipedia
  41. Tropical Cyclone Claudette June 19-23 2021
    1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tropical_Storm_Claudette_(2021)
    2. Cross-listed with flooding and TCs and tornado outbreaks
  42. Tropical Storm Amanda and Tropical Storm Cristobal (TS, May 30 - June 12 2020)
    1. Tropical storms Amanda and Cristobal - Wikipedia
    2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tornadoes_of_2020#June_6%E2%80%9310_(non-Cristobal_events)
    3. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_derecho_events
    4. Cross-listed with flooding, derecho, and TC
  43. Hurricane Hanna (Cat 1, July 26-26 2020)
    1. Hurricane Hanna (2020) - Wikipedia
  44. Hurricane Isaias (Cat 1, July 30 - Aug 4, 2020)
    1. Hurricane Isaias - Wikipedia
    2. https://confluence.ecmwf.int/display/FCST/202008+-+Tropical+Cyclone+-+Isaias
    3. Cross-listed with tornadoes
  45. Hurricane Laura (Cat 4, Aug 20 - 29, 2020)
    1. Hurricane Laura - Wikipedia
    2. 202008 - Tropical Cyclone - Laura
  46. Hurricane Nana (Cat 1, Sep 1-3 2020)
    1. Cross list with flooding
    2. Hurricane Nana (2020) - Wikipedia
  47. Hurricane Paulette (Cat 2, Sep 7 - 22 2020)
    1. Hurricane Paulette - Wikipedia
  48. Hurricane Sally (Cat 2, Sep 11 - 17 2020)
    1. Hurricane Sally - Wikipedia
    2. Cross-listed with flooding
  49. Hurricane Teddy (Cat 4, Sep 12 - 23 2020)
    1. Hurricane Teddy - Wikipedia
  50. Hurricane Delta (Cat 4, Oct 4-10 2020)
    1. Hurricane Delta - Wikipedia
  51. Hurricane Zeta (Cat 3, Oct 24-29 2020)
    1. Hurricane Zeta - Wikipedia
    2. Cross-listed with major snow events and TCs
  52. Hurricane Eta (Cat 4, Oct 31 - Nov 13 2020)
    1. Hurricane Eta - Wikipedia
  53. Hurricane Iota (Cat 4, Nov 13 - 18 2020)
    1. Hurricane Iota - Wikipedia
    2. https://confluence.ecmwf.int/display/FCST/202011+-+Tropical+cyclone+-+Iota

Eastern and Central Pacific Ocean Hurricanes

  1. Hurricane John (Cat 3, Sep 22-27, 2024)
  2. Hurricane John (2024) - Wikipedia
  3. Hurricane Hilary (Cat 4, Aug 16 - 20 2023)
  4. Cross-listed with flooding
  5. https://cw3e.ucsd.edu/cw3e-event-summary-hurricane-hilary-20-21-august-2023/
  6. Hurricane Hilary - Wikipedia
  7. Hurricane Lidia (Cat 4, Oct 3 - 11, 2023)
  8. Hurricane Lidia (2023) - Wikipedia
  9. Tropical Storm Max (TS, Oct 8-10, 2023)
  10. Tropical Storm Max (2023) - Wikipedia
  11. Hurricane Norman (Cat 4, Oct 17 - 23 2023)
  12. Cross-listed with flooding
  13. Hurricane Norma (2023) - Wikipedia
  14. Hurricane Otis (Cat 5, Oct 22-25, 2023)
  15. Hurricane Otis - Wikipedia
  16. Hurricane Agatha (Cat 2, May 28-31 2022)
  17. Cross-listed with flooding
  18. Hurricane Agatha - Wikipedia
  19. Hurricane Kay (Cat 2, Sep 4 - 9, 2022)
  20. Hurricane Kay (2022) - Wikipedia
  21. Hurricane Roslyn (Cat 4, Oct 20-23 2022)
  22. Hurricane Roslyn (2022) - Wikipedia
  23. Hurricane Nora (Cat 1, Aug 25-30 2021)
    1. Cross-listed with flooding
    2. Hurricane Nora (2021) - Wikipedia
  24. Hurricane Olaf (Cat 2, Sep 7 - 11 2021)
    1. Hurricane Olaf (2021) - Wikipedia
  25. Hurricane Pamela (Cat 1, Oct 10-13 2021)
    1. Hurricane Pamela - Wikipedia

Pacific Typhoons

  1. Tropical Storm Trami (Oct 19 - ?? 2024_
  2. Cross-listed with flooding
  3. At least 126 dead and missing in massive flooding and landslides in Philippines | AP News
  4. Tropical Storm Trami (2024) - Wikipedia
  5. Tropical Storm Prapiroon (TD Butchoy) (Severe TS, July 19-24 2024)
  6. Cross-listed with flooding
  7. Tropical Storm Prapiroon (2024) - Wikipedia
  8. Typhoon Gaemi (Super Typhoon Carina) (Very Strong Typhoon, July 19-29 2024)
  9. Typhoon Gaemi - Wikipedia
  10. Typhoon Shanshan (Aug 21 - Sep 1 2024)
  11. Typhoon Shanshan (2024) - Wikipedia
  12. Typhoon Yagi (Severe Tropical Storm Enteng) (Cat 5 equivalent, violent typhoon, Aug 31-Sep 8 2024)
  13. Cross-listed with flooding
  14. Typhoon Yagi - Wikipedia
  15. https://confluence.ecmwf.int/display/FCST/202409+-+Tropical+Cyclone+
  16. Typhoon Bebinca (Ferdie) (Typhoon, Sep 9-18 2024)
  17. Typhoon Bebinca (2024) - Wikipedia
  18. Tropical Storm Soulik (Tropical Depression Gener) (TS, Sep 15-20 2024)
  19. Tropical Storm Soulik (2024) - Wikipedia
  20. Krathon (Julian) (Super typhoon or violent typhoon, depending on the source, Sep 26 - Oct 4 2024
  21. Typhoon Krathon - Wikipedia
  22. Typhoon Mawar (Super Typhoon Betty) (Violent Typhoon, May 19 - June 2 2023)
  23. Typhoon Mawar - Wikipedia
  24. Severe Tropical Storm Talim (Tropical Storm Dodong), (Severe TS, July 13 - 18 2023)
    1. Tropical Storm Talim (2023) - Wikipedia
  25. Typhoon Doksuri (Super Typhoon Egay) (Very strong typhoon, July 20-30 2023)
    1. Cross-listed with flooding
    2. Typhoon Doksuri - Wikipedia
  26. Typhoon Khanun (Typhoon Falcon) (Very strong typhoon, July 26 - Aug 10 2023)
    1. Typhoon Khanun (2023) - Wikipedia
  27. Typhoon Lan (Very strong Typhoon, Aug 7 - 17 2023)
    1. Cross-listed with flooding
    2. Typhoon Lan (2023) - Wikipedia
  28. Typhoon Saola (Super Typhoon Goring) (Violent Typhoon, August 22 – September 3 2023)
    1. Typhoon Saola (2023) - Wikipedia
  29. Typhoon Haikui (Typhoon Hanna) (Very strong typhoon, August 27 – September 6 2023)
    1. Cross-listed with floods and TCs
    2. Typhoon Haikui (2023) - Wikipedia
  30. Typhoon Koinu (Typhoon Jenny) (Very strong typhoon, September 28 – October 9 2023)
    1. Typhoon Koinu - Wikipedia
  31. Tropical Storm Megi (Tropical Storm Agaton) (Tropical storm, April 8–12, 2022)
    1. Tropical Storm Megi - Wikipedia
  32. Typhoon Hinnamnor (Super Typhoon Henry) (Violent typhoon, August 27 –September 6, 2022)
    1. Cross-listed with flooding
    2. Typhoon Hinnamnor - Wikipedia
  33. Typhoon Muifa (Typhoon Inday) (Very strong typhoon, September 3–15, 2022)
    1. Typhoon Muifa (2022) - Wikipedia
  34. Typhoon Nanmadol (Super Typhoon Josie) (Violent typhoon, September 12–19, 2022)
    1. Typhoon Nanmadol (2022) - Wikipedia
    2. Cross-listed with floods and TC
  35. Typhoon Noru (Super Typhoon Karding) (Very strong typhoon, September 21–29, 2022)
    1. Typhoon Noru - Wikipedia
    2. Cross-listed with TC and floods
    3. “Typhoon Noru formed to the east of the Philippines, crossed Luzon Island, re-intensified in the South China Sea and made landfall in Viet Nam on 27 September, bringing heavy rain and causing flooding and landslides in Viet Nam, Lao People’s Democratic Republic and Thailand. In Viet Nam, in particular, heavy rainfall (a total of approximately 300 mm–600 mm) was recorded in Nghe An and Ha Tinh provinces from 28 to 30 September, with 605 mm in Quynh Luu, causing serious flooding in low-lying areas and along river areas in the Quynh Luu, Thanh Chuong, and Hung Nguyen districts of Nghe An. Flooding induced by Typhoon Noru affected more than 11 000 hectares of rice crops, and killed or swept away about 155 000 cattle and poultry in Viet Nam.” from https://library.wmo.int/records/item/66314-state-of-the-climate-in-asia-2022
  36. Severe Tropical Storm Nalgae (Severe Tropical Storm Paeng) (Severe tropical storm. October 26 – November 3, 2022)
    1. Tropical Storm Nalgae - Wikipedia
  37. Typhoon In-fa (Typhoon Fabian) (Very strong typhoon, July 15 – 29, 2021)
    1. Cross-listed into Floods in China
    2. Typhoon In-fa - Wikipedia
  38. Severe Tropical Storm Kompasu (Severe Tropical Storm Maring) (Severe tropical storm, October 7 – 14, 2021)
    1. Tropical Storm Kompasu - Wikipedia
  39. Typhoon Hagupit (Severe Tropical Storm Dindo) (Typhoon, July 30 – August 5, 2020)
    1. Cross-listed with floods
    2. Typhoon Hagupit (2020) - Wikipedia
  40. Typhoon Maysak (Typhoon Julian) (Very strong typhoon, August 27 – September 3, 2020)
    1. Typhoon Maysak (2020) - Wikipedia
  41. Tropical Storm Noul (Tropical Storm Leon) (Tropical storm, September 14–18, 2020)
    1. Tropical Storm Noul (2020) - Wikipedia
  42. Tropical Storm Linfa (Tropical storm, October 6–12, 2020)
    1. Cross-listed with floods
    2. Tropical Storm Linfa - Wikipedia
  43. Typhoon Molave (Typhoon Quinta) (Very strong typhoon, October 22–29, 2020)
    1. Typhoon Molave - Wikipedia
  44. Typhoon Goni (Super Typhoon Rolly) (Violent typhoon, October 26 – November 6 , 2020)
    1. Cross-listed with flooding
    2. Typhoon Goni - Wikipedia
  45. Typhoon Vamco (Typhoon Ulysse) (Very strong typhoon, November 8–16, 2020)
    1. Cross-listed with flooding
    2. Typhoon Vamco - Wikipedia

Northern Indian Ocean

  1. Severe Cyclonic Storm Remal (Severe cyclonic storm, 24–28 May, 2020)
  2. Cyclone Remal - Wikipedia
  3. Extremely Severe Cyclonic Storm Mocha (Extremely severe cyclonic storm, 9–15 May, 2023)
  4. Cyclone Mocha - Wikipedia
  5. https://confluence.ecmwf.int/display/FCST/202305+-+Tropical+Cyclone+-+Mocha
  6. https://library.wmo.int/records/item/68890-state-of-the-climate-in-asia-2023
    1. “Several extreme precipitation events took place in 2023. In May, heavy rainfall led to the establishment of new daily precipitation records at certain stations in Myanmar.”
    2. https://thedocs.worldbank.org/en/doc/d547c7dcb949a8b07aea2cc2e66a7bbc-0070062023/original/GRADE-CycloneMochaMay23Myanmar.pdf
    3. https://www.worldbank.org/en/country/myanmar/publication/global-rapid-post-disaster-damage-estimation-grade-report
  7. Cross-listed with flooding and TCs
  8. Extremely Severe Cyclonic Storm Biparjoy (Extremely severe cyclonic storm, 6–19 June, 2023)
  9. Cyclone Biparjoy - Wikipedia
  10. Very Severe Cyclonic Storm Hamoon (Very severe cyclonic storm, 21–25 October, 2023)
  11. Cyclone Hamoon - Wikipedia
  12. Cyclonic Storm Sitrang (Cyclonic storm, October 22–25, 2022)
  13. Cyclone Sitrang - Wikipedia
  14. Extremely Severe Cyclonic Storm Tauktae (Extremely severe cyclonic storm, May 14 – 19, 2021)
  15. Cross-listed with floods
  16. Cyclone Tauktae - Wikipedia
  17. https://confluence.ecmwf.int/display/FCST/202105+-+Tropical+Cyclone+-+Tauktae
  18. Very Severe Cyclonic Storm Yaas (Very severe cyclonic storm, May 23 – 28, 2021)
  19. Cross-list with floods
  20. Cyclone Yaas - Wikipedia
  21. Super Cyclonic Storm Amphan (Super cyclonic storm, May 16 – 21, 2020)
  22. Cross-list with floods
  23. https://confluence.ecmwf.int/display/FCST/202005+-+Tropical+Cyclone+-+Amphan
  24. Cyclone Amphan - Wikipedia
  25. Severe Cyclonic Storm Nisarga (Severe cyclonic storm, June 1 – 4, 2020)
  26. Cyclone Nisarga - Wikipedia

South-west Indian Ocean

  1. TC Belal January 15 2024
  2. https://confluence.ecmwf.int/display/FCST/202401+-+Tropical+Cyclone+-+Belal
  3. Cross-listed in flooding
  4. Cyclone Alvaro (Tropical cyclone, Dec 30 2023 - Jan 3 2024)
  5. Cyclone Alvaro - Wikipedia
  6. Very Intense Tropical Cyclone Freddy (Severe Tropical Cyclone Freddy) (Very intense tropical cyclone, 14 February – 14 March 2023)
  7. Cross-list with floods
  8. Cyclone Freddy - Wikipedia
  9. Severe Tropical Storm Ana (Severe tropical storm, 20–25 January, 2022)
  10. Tropical Storm Ana (2022) - Wikipedia
  11. Intense Tropical Cyclone Batsirai (Intense tropical cyclone, 24 January – 8 February, 2022)
  12. Cyclone Batsirai - Wikipedia
  13. Tropical Cyclone Gombe (Tropical cyclone, 5–17 March, 2022)
  14. Cross-list with floods
  15. Cyclone Gombe - Wikipedia
  16. Tropical Cyclone Eloise (Tropical cyclone, 14 – 25 January, 2021)
  17. Cross-list with floods
  18. Cyclone Eloise - Wikipedia

Australia

  1. Cyclone Kirrily (Cat 1, Jan 12 - Feb 5 2024)
  2. Cyclone Kirrily - Wikipedia
  3. Caused flooding - cross listed with floods
  4. Cyclone Seth (Cat 2, December 23, 2021 – January 1, 2022)
  5. Cyclone Seth - Wikipedia
  6. Cyclone Damien (Cat 3, Feb 3 - 9 2020)
  7. Cyclone Damien - Wikipedia
  8. Cyclone Harold (Cat 1, Apr 1-10 2020)
  9. Cyclone Harold - Wikipedia

Mediterranean (called Medicanes sometimes)

  1. Sep 2 - 7 2023 Storm Daniel - Europe
  2. Part 1: https://confluence.ecmwf.int/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=348806265
  3. Part 2: 202309 - Rainfall - Daniel Part 2 (Libya)
  4. Storm Daniel - Wikipedia
  5. Cross-listed with flooding
  6. Nov 5 - 18 2021 Blas
  7. Storm Blas - Wikipedia
  8. October 23 - Nov 2 2021 Apollo
  9. Cyclone Apollo - Wikipedia
  10. Mediterranean cyclones (Medicanes) — 2007-2021 | EUMETSAT - User Portal
  11. September 16 - 18 2020 Ianos
  12. https://confluence.ecmwf.int/display/FCST/202009+-+Windstorm+-+Ianos
  13. https://user.eumetsat.int/resources/case-studies/mediterranean-cyclones-medicanes-2007-2021
  14. Cyclone Ianos - Wikipedia