What are the names of those natural climates like typhoons?

Of course, the name of the typhoon was given by the typhoon mother Typhoon mother is very smart and beautiful, so the names are also very good, such as Sangmei, Baoxia, Rain God, Pearl ......

What we call a typhoon is actually a tropical cyclone, or a tropical cyclone that reaches a certain wind force (or wind speed), we call it a typhoon.

Typhoon names such as "Jade Rabbit", "Mangosteen Eggplant" and "Wukong". And the recent "Lekima".

So do you wonder how he got his name?

The nomenclature of typhoons is given by the 14 member states of the Asia-Pacific region to which the World Meteorological Organization belongs, each providing 10 names for typhoons in the Northwest Pacific and the South China Sea.

It's that these 140 names are used in cycles, the first typhoon appears with this name, the second typhoon appears and then changes to the next name, the third time and then the next round, until all 140 names have been used, and we start again from the first name.

If a typhoon causes a particularly severe disaster, the name will be removed from the 140 names and will never be used again, and the country that provided the name will add another name to the naming list.

In order to make the losses caused by typhoons smaller, the names of various countries are very gentle, and they are more in line with the characteristics of the country.

The reason for this is that before the year 2000, whenever a typhoon was coming, the countries that might be affected would give their own names to the typhoon, resulting in many different names for the same typhoon.

And the naming of their search numbers is also principled:

1 Each name should be no more than 9 letters.

2.Easy to pronounce.

3.Not the name of a commercial establishment.

4.There is no bad meaning in the individual member languages.

5.It will not cause difficulties for members.

6.It is recognized by all members.

If the above 6 conditions are met, the naming is successful.

So far, Chinese names have been proposed such as Dragon King, Wukong, Jade Rabbit, Haiyan, Fengshen, Poseidon, Cuckoo, Electric Mother, Seahorse, and Begonia.

Among them, the Dragon King was replaced by Anemone, Haiyan was replaced by Bailu, and the removed Seahorse was replaced by Magnolia.

In 2000, the Typhoon Committee of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) decided to harmonize typhoon naming conventions, which came into force in 2000.

2. Typhoon names are participated by 14 countries and regions, including China, and each country or region proposes 10 names, a total of 140 names, and these names are arranged and recycled.

3. If a typhoon causes huge economic losses, he will take permanent possession of the name and remove the name from the list. Vacancies will be re-recommended by the original provider country or region.