Philippine was hit by supertyphoon "YOLANDA/HAIYAN" - 4th strongest tropical cyclone in the world, last November 2013 leaving more than 6 thousands of dead and 36 billions of pesos (as of January 2, 2014) in damages in Visayas region and other parts of the country.
Our country was visited by 20 typhoons every year on the average and since we are archipelago and surrounded by bodies of water and oceans, we are vulnerable on climate change effects.
As a natural laboratory of strong typhoons and climate disasters, accurate weather forecasting, latest technology (use of IBM BLUE Gene Supercomputer), disaster preparedness and awareness (DOST Project NOAH) should be in place in order to help us to mitigate disaster effects and lessen deaths.
Below are PAGASA list of typhoon names for 2014 and 10 auxilliary names in case it exceeded the 25 typhoon names.
PAGASA List of Typhoon Names for 2014, 2018 and 2022
1st. AGATON - Forecast track as of January 17, 2014
2nd. BASYANG - Forecast track as of January 30, 2014
3rd. CALOY - Forecast track as of March 21, 2014
4th. DOMENG - Forecast track as of April 6, 2014
5th. ESTER
6th. FLORITA - Forecast track as of July 6, 2014
7th. GLENDA - Forecast track as of July 13, 2014 / GARDO
8th. HENRY - Forecast track as of July 18, 2014
9th. INDAY - Forecast track as of July 29, 2014
10th. JOSE - Forecast track as of August 2, 2014
11th. KATRING / KARDING
12th. LUIS - Forecast track as of September 12, 2014
13th. MARIO - Forecast track as of September 17, 2014 / MAYMAY
14th. NENENG
15th. OMPONG - Forecast Track as of October 7, 2014
16th. PAENG
17th. QUENNIE
18th. RUBIE / ROSITA
19th. SENIANG / SAMUEL
20th. TOMAS
21st. USMAN
22nd. VENUS
23rd. WALDO
24th. YAYANG
25th. ZENY
AUXILLIARY Names:
AGILA, BAGWIS, CHITO, DIEGO, ELENA, FELINO,
GUNDING, HARRIET, INDANG and JESSA
Source:
PAGASA Tropical Cyclone Names (As of January 2017)
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