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In 2011, a total of 20 typhoons were generated, seven of which made landfall in China.

Typhoon No. 1 is a Category 10 severe tropical storm.

Typhoon No. 2 Category 17 Super Typhoon.

Typhoon No. 3 Category 8 Tropical Storm.

Typhoon No. 4 is a Category 8 tropical storm.

Typhoon No. 5 is a severe tropical storm of magnitude 11.

Typhoon No. 6 is a super typhoon of category 16.

Typhoon No. 7 is a Category 8 tropical storm.

Typhoon No. 8 is a severe tropical storm of magnitude 10.

Typhoon No. 9 is a super typhoon of magnitude 16.

Typhoon No. 10 is a severe tropical storm of 11 magnitude.

Typhoon No. 11 is a super typhoon of magnitude 17.

Typhoon No. 12 Category 12 typhoon.

Typhoon No. 13 is a Category 8 tropical storm.

Typhoon No. 14 is a Category 8 tropical storm.

Typhoon No. 15 is a Category 13 typhoon.

Typhoon No. 16 is a Category 12 typhoon.

Typhoon No. 17 is a strong typhoon of category 14.

Typhoon No. 18 is a Category 8 tropical storm.

Typhoon No. 19 is a strong typhoon of magnitude 15.

Typhoon No. 20 is a Category 8 tropical storm.

There are 4 super typhoons, 2 strong typhoons, 3 typhoons, 4 severe tropical storms, and 7 tropical storms.

Typhoons are a category of tropical cyclones. In meteorology, according to the definition of the World Meteorological Organization, a tropical cyclone with sustained winds of 12 (i.e. meters per second or above) is called a hurricane or local synonym, and the name of the hurricane is used in the North Atlantic and the Eastern Pacific; The synonyms used in the western North Pacific (north of the equator, west of the international date line, and east of 100 degrees east longitude) are typhoon (typhoon) typhoon (ty-phoon), with a maximum wind speed of 12 13, (in the United States, it refers to a tropical storm that occurs in the western Pacific Ocean or the Indian Ocean.)

If the etymology is traced, there are perhaps few words that indicate the multilingual background Chinese of Chinese, Arabic, East Indian, and Greek languages like typhoon. The Greek word typhon is both the name of the god of wind and the common noun meaning "whirlwind, typhoon", and was borrowed into Arabic (just as many Greek words entered Arabic in the Middle Ages, when Arab learning preserved the classical style and passed it on).

Tufan, the Arabic form of Greek, was introduced to the language spoken by the Indians, who settled in India in the 11th century by Arabic-speaking Muslim invaders. In this way, the derivation of Arabic words from the Indian language into English (first recorded in 1588) and in English in the form of touffon and tufan, first referring specifically to the violent storms of India. In China, another word for tropical storm was given typhoon.

The Cantonese form of the Chinese word, toi fung, is similar to our Arabic loan, and was first introduced into English in 1699 in the form of a tuffoon. The various forms merged together and eventually became Typhoon.

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A typhoon is a severe tropical cyclone (with winds exceeding 32 6 m/s) that occurs in the northwest Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea. A severe tropical cyclone in the Atlantic Ocean or the eastern North Pacific Ocean is called a hurricane, which means that it is called a typhoon in China, the Philippines, and Japan, and a hurricane in the United States.

Tropical storms, severe tropical storms, typhoons, severe typhoons and super typhoons are sometimes referred to collectively as "typhoons" for ease of application and external service. Such as "Typhoon Number", "Typhoon Naming", "Typhoon Warning", "Typhoon Yearbook", "Typhoon Structure", "Typhoon Path", "Typhoon Formation", "Typhoon Disaster" and so on.

Typhoons are warm centres of depression with a nearly circular horizontal distribution with a radius of about several hundred kilometers and a vertical range that extends from the ground to the upper troposphere. Low ground pressure is an important feature of typhoons, and generally forms when the ground center pressure is low to 990 hPa or below. From the periphery to the center of the typhoon, there is a large pressure gradient and a strong cyclonic convergence flow field. At a distance of several tens of kilometers from the center, the wind reaches its maximum and is accompanied by heavy rain and high waves; However, in a small area near the center, the pressure gradient is very small, and the wind, rain, and waves disappear, and the typhoon eye scene unique to severe tropical cyclones appears.

Most of the winds occur in summer and autumn, and the vast majority of typhoons that affect our country also occur in these two seasons. In other seasons, a few typhoons may form over the tropical oceans, but their range is generally limited to lower latitudes.

Typhoons are one of the major catastrophic weather events in our country.

This typhoon is called "Soudelor".

The center of this year's No. 13 typhoon "Soudelor" (strong typhoon level) is located at 5 o'clock in the afternoon today (6th) on the northwest Pacific Ocean about 800 kilometers south-east of Hualien City, Taiwan Province, China, that is, north latitude and east longitude, the maximum wind near the center has 15 (48 meters and seconds), the minimum pressure at the center is 945 hPa, the radius of the 7-level wind circle is 350-400 kilometers, the radius of the 10-level wind circle is 160-180 kilometers, and the radius of the 12-level wind circle is 70-80 kilometers.

It is expected that "Soudelor" will move west-northward at a speed of 20-25 kilometers per hour, and the intensity will be maintained first, and then it will be strengthened, and it may strengthen into a super typhoon again, and gradually approach the coast of eastern Taiwan, China, and will make landfall on the coast of eastern Taiwan from the night of the 7th to the morning of the 8th (48-50 m seconds, strong typhoon level); After that, it will pass through the island of Taiwan and make landfall again along the coast from Lianjiang to Longhai in Fujian Province from the evening to the night of the 8th (33-38 m s, typhoon level).

The name of this typhoon is Mina.

The names of the 2015 typhoons are Mikla, Higos, Bavi, Maysak, Poseidon, Hongxia, Dolphin, Whale, Chanhong, Lotus, Langka, Diro, Molafi, Swan, Aishani, Aitao, Huangao, Korovang, Azalea, Rainbow, Caiyun, Jujue, Qiangpi, Fireworks and Jasmine.

The 2015 Pacific typhoon season refers to tropical cyclones that occurred in the Pacific waters north of the equator and west of the International Date Line, as well as in the South China Sea, at any time during the whole year of 2015. Although there is no specific period for the typhoon season, most tropical cyclones in the northwest Pacific usually form between May and December.

1. The Philippine Bureau of Atmospheric Geophysics and Astronomical Services will give a local name to any tropical cyclone (tropical depression and above, but excluding tropical disturbance) that enters or originates within the scope of storm responsibility of the Philippines for local warning purposes, so there may be two different English names (the official international name shall prevail).

2. In addition, since the same Chinese translation is used in Lu, Hong Kong and Macao, and the local Chinese translation in Taiwan may be different from it, there may be two different Chinese names for the same storm.

The annual monsoon season is significantly stronger, with 60% (16) of Category 4 typhoons below the Saffir Simpson classification, and the cyclone energy index ranks second in the 21st century.

On the 11th, with the formation of Typhoon Jasmine, this year's typhoon season became the first typhoon season with active typhoons every month since meteorological records began (1951).

**Meteorological Observatory News: This year's No. 14 typhoon "Libra" has strengthened into a strong typhoon this afternoon, at 14 o'clock its center is located about 580 kilometers southeast of Eluanbi, Taiwan, about 580 kilometers southeast of the northwest Pacific Ocean, that is, north latitude, east longitude, the maximum wind near the center is 14 (45 m s), the minimum pressure is 950 hPa.

It is expected that "Libra" will move northward at a speed of about 10 kilometers per hour and continue to strengthen in intensity. Before the 21st, "Libra" had no impact on China's coastal waters.

At present, Typhoon No. 14 "Libra" is small in scale, and its intensity and movement route are indeed changeable, and it will be affected by the strong typhoon No. 15 that will form three days later, which will be more difficult to achieve**.

At 09:00 on September 1, the center of Tropical Storm No. 6 "Lionrock" was located in the northeast of the South China Sea, about 305 kilometers south-southeast of Shantou City, Guangdong Province, that is, north latitude and east longitude, with a maximum wind force of 9 (23 meters and seconds) near the center, and a minimum pressure of 990 hPa near the center.

At 09:00 on September 1, the center of Typhoon No. 7 "Kompasu" was located in the northern part of the East China Sea, about 330 kilometers south-east of Qidong City, Jiangsu Province, that is, north latitude and east longitude, with a maximum wind force of 13 (40 meters and seconds) near the center, and a minimum pressure of 960 hPa near the center.

Tropical Storm No. 8 "Nanchuan" - has made landfall and will die.

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