What is the typhoon named after?

Before 2000, it was named by the Joint Typhoon Warning Center of the United States. Since 2000, the naming rights have been handed over to the Japan Meteorological Agency (Tokyo Regional Specialized Meteorological Center) in the region, and now the names of typhoons** are given to the 14 countries or regions of the Typhoon Committee, with 10 names in each country, for a total of 140 names to the Japan Meteorological Agency to name and number typhoons in order and recycle.

A typhoon is a type of tropical cyclone. In meteorology, a typhoon is a tropical cyclone that occurs over the western North Pacific (west of the international date line, including the South China Sea) with near-centre maximum sustained winds of 12 or more (i.e. more than meters per second). A tropical cyclone that occurs in the Atlantic Ocean or the eastern North Pacific Ocean and reaches the same intensity is called a hurricane.

According to the International Meteorological Organization, tropical cyclones that occur in the western North Pacific and the South China Sea are classified as category five. The ratings and names published from place to place sometimes vary slightly.

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<> I am a Q&A expert on life Tong Tong: According to the naming rules of the International Meteorological Organization, the name of a typhoon is composed of the name of the surface system and the name of the circulation system. 1.

Typhoon names are based on their morphology. Typhoon names are based on their morphology. The morphology of typhoons is mainly divided into three categories, namely typhoons, tornadoes, and cyclones.

2.The name of the typhoon is based on its intensity. Typhoon names are given based on their intensity.

The typhoon is divided into five levels of intensity, from weak to strong: tropical depression, Vibi's tropical medium, tropical high, ultratropical high, and ultratropical depression. 3.

Typhoon names are given based on the time of their outbreak. Typhoon names are given based on the time of their outbreak. At present, there are two main typhoon nomenclature conventions used internationally:

The first is the World Meteorological Convention formulated by the United Nations Meteorological Organization in 1947, and the second is the 1981 Geophysical Oceanographic Typhoon Nomenclature jointly formulated by the United Nations Meteorological Organization and the International Oceanographic Society in 1982. <

Hello, for you to find out: the name of the typhoon is named according to what is as follows: The naming of the typhoon consists of two parts: the number and the name.

In accordance with the principle of division of labor established by the World Meteorological Organization, the Japan Meteorological Agency is responsible for the unified numbering of tropical cyclones in the northwest Pacific Ocean. Naming typhoons began in the early 20th century, with Australian forecaster Krimen Lange Pena being the first to do so. From 1945 to 1979, most countries used human names when naming typhoons.

For a long time, typhoons have been called different countries by name. For example, China names typhoons with four-yard numbers, while the United States names people after them. In order to avoid confusion in the names, the Typhoon Committee of the World Meteorological Organization held a meeting in Hong Kong from November 25 to December 1, 1997, and decided to name the typhoons generated in the northwest Pacific Ocean, with 10 names each provided by 14 member countries and regions of Japan, South Korea, North Korea, China, Hong Kong, Macao, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, Micronesia, and the United States, for a total of 140 names. From 1 January 2000 onwards, it will be recycled sequentially year after year.

The 10 names proposed by China are: Dragon King, Wukong, Jade Rabbit, Haiyan, Fengshen, Poseidon, Cuckoo, Electric Mother, Seahorse, and Begonia. The Typhoon Committee also stipulates that when a typhoon causes significant damage to one or more places, the name of the typhoon will be permanently removed and a new one will be recommended by the provider country.

For example, on 8 August 2004, "Yunna" made landfall in Shitang, Wenling City, with an intensity of 45 meters per second, reaching the typhoon level. A total of more than 18 million people were affected, 183 people died, 9 people went missing, 74 hectares of crops were destroyed, and direct economic losses amounted to 20.1 billion yuan. On August 10, 2006, "Sangmei", which landed in Mazhan Town, Cangnan County, Zhejiang, can be regarded as one of the strongest typhoons to land on the mainland of China since the founding of the People's Republic of China, judging from the central pressure (920hpa) and the maximum wind speed (60m s) near the center at the time of landfall.

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Summary. I am a life expert, and the name of the typhoon comes from the nomenclature table issued by the World Meteorological Organization, in which tropical cyclones (typhoons) in the Northwest Pacific and the South China Sea are named with Asian style.

The name of the typhoon comes from the nomenclature table issued by the World Meteorological Organization, in which the tropical cyclones (typhoons) in the Northwest Pacific and the South China Sea are named in an Asian style.

Typhoon Hai Kui No. 10, Chinese mainland, meaning: a marine animal shaped like a flower. Typhoon No. 11 Hongyan (Kirogi), **North Korea, meaning:

A migratory bird. Typhoon No. 12 Mandarin Duck (yun-yeung), **Hong Kong, China, means: a duck, also the name of a popular drink in Hong Kong, made from a mixture of tea and coffee.

Typhoon No. 16 Jelawat, Malaysia, meaning: a freshwater fish. Typhoon No. 17 Ewiniar, coming to Zen source Micronesia, meaning:

Typhoon No. 25 Jongdari, North Korea, means: a songbird. Typhoon No. 26 (Shan Shan), **Hong Kong, China, meaning:

Typhoon No. 28 Leepi, Laos, meaning: the most beautiful waterfall in southern Laos. Typhoon No. 29 Bebinca, **Macau, meaning:

A milk pudding.

In response to typhoons, these defenses should be done:1Listen, watch or check the typhoon warning information on the Internet in time to understand the anti-typhoon action countermeasures.

2.Close doors and windows tightly, and fasten structures that are easily blown by the wind. Before the typhoon, fix the flower pots, air conditioners, outdoor units and awnings and other outdoor items, check whether the doors and windows are closed tightly, and if you find loose doors and windows, be sure to nail them firmly.

Also, do not place valuables such as home appliances under a windward window. 3.Move from a dilapidated house to a safe place.

4.People in low, large bends and depressions that may be flooded should be evacuated in a timely manner. 5.

Check whether the electrical circuit, furnace, gas and other facilities are safe. 6.Kindergartens and schools should take temporary shelter measures and suspend classes when necessary.

7.Open-air collective activities or indoor large-scale gatherings should be canceled in a timely manner, and the evacuation of people should be done. 8.

Do not travel to areas where typhoons pass by, swim at beaches, and do not go out to sea by boat. 9.Do a good job of daily life in a timely manner, prepare flashlights, candles, and store drinking water and food in case of power and water outages.

Hello, for your inquiry: 1 International typhoon naming: by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) is responsible.

The WMO divides the world's seas into six regions, each with a typhoon committee, each of which regularly publishes a list of 21 typhoon names, in alphabetical order. When a typhoon occurs, select a name from the list in turn. 2 Chinese Typhoon Naming:

The China Meteorological Administration is responsible. Chinese typhoon names are mainly made in Chinese pinyin and Chinese characters, such as "Haitang", "Haikui", "Connie", etc. Each year, the list of typhoon names in China contains 25 names.

3. Taiwan typhoon naming: Taiwan Meteorological Administration is responsible. Taiwan's typhoon naming mainly adopts a combination of Chinese and pinyin, such as "Mei Ji", "Swan", "Phoenix" and so on.

Each year, Taiwan's typhoon naming list contains 26 names. 4 Hong Kong typhoon naming: The Hong Kong Observatory is responsible.

The naming of typhoons in Hong Kong mainly adopts a combination of English and Chinese characters, such as "Hato", "Jade Rabbit", "Mangkhut", etc. Each year, the Hong Kong typhoon naming list contains 10 names. 5. The purpose of typhoon naming is to facilitate management and communication, and various countries and regions adopt different naming methods, but they all follow certain rules and procedures to ensure that the naming is fair, reasonable and scientific.

Summary. I'm a Q&A Question and Answer Master, a master of life, and a teacher. The nomenclature of typhoons is unified by the typhoon nomenclature and is also known as the tropical cyclone naming system.

I'm a Q&A Question and Answer Master, a master of life, and a teacher. The nomenclature of typhoons is unified by the typhoon nomenclature and is also known as the tropical cyclone naming system.

The internationally unified tropical cyclone nomenclature is a nomenclature formulated in advance by the surrounding countries and regions that are formed and affected by tropical cyclones, and then repeated in order year after year. The name is given in English first, and each member country can translate the name into the local language according to its pronunciation or meaning. When a tropical cyclone name is used, causing significant losses to one or more member countries, the name will be permanently removed and discontinued.

A Member State that has suffered a loss may appeal to the WMO to remove the name.

The naming list consists of 140 names, which are provided by 14 member countries and regions in the Asia-Pacific region under the World Meteorological Organization, including Cambodia, Chinese mainland, North Korea, Hong Kong, Japan, Laos, Macao, Malaysia, Micronesia, the Philippines, South Korea, Thailand, the United States and Vietnam, so as to facilitate the peoples of all countries to prevent disasters and strengthen international and regional cooperation.