PAGASA Tropical Cyclones Names in the Philippines 2014

PAGASA Tropical Cyclones Names in the Philippines 2014

One location that does consistently name tropical depressions is the Philippines. Since 1963, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) have been assigning local storm names for everything from a typhoon to a tropical depression in the monitored area from 115E to 135E and from 5N to 25N. The names of the Philippine typhoons and tropical storms are listed in the Philippine Storm Names.

The general consensus is that local names are more easily remembered and heeded among the local islanders in the Philippines Area of Responsibility (PAR). Naming a tropical depression early is believed to allow residents to prepare for the sometimes disastrous flooding that can result from even a weak tropical depression. Once the names are used for the season, a set of auxiliary names is used. The names are then rotated annually. Every four years, the names start over again.

Other regions in the Western North Pacific use naming conventions contributed by a multitude of countries.

Below are the lists of Tropical Cyclones Names in the Philippines 2014

Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) Tropical Cyclones Names in thePhilippines
2009	2010	2011	2012
(2013)	(2014)	(2015)	(2016)
Auring	Agaton	Amang	Ambo
Bising	Basyang	Bebeng	Butchoy
Crising	Caloy	Chedeng	Cosme
Dante	Domeng	Dodong	Dindo
Emong	Ester	Egay	Enteng
Feria	Florita	Falcon	Frank
Gorio	Gloria	Goring	Gener
Huaning	Henry	Hanna	Helen
Isang	Inday	Ineng	Igme
Jolina	Juan	Juaning	Julian
Kiko	Katring	Kabayan	Karen
Labuyo	Luis	Lando	Lawin
Maring	Milenyo	Mina	Marce
Nando	Neneng	Nonoy	Nina
Ondoy	Ompong	Onyok	Ofel
Pepeng	Paeng	Pedning	Pablo
Quedan	Queenie	Quiel	Quinta
Ramil	Reming	Ramon	Rolly
Santi	Seiang	Sendong	Siony
Tino	Tomas	Tisoy	Tonyo
Udang	Usman	Ursula	Unding
Vinta	Venus	Viring	Violeta
Wilma	Waldo	Weng	Winnie
Yolanda	Yayang	Yoyoy	Yoyong
Zoraida	Zeny	Zigzag	Zosimo

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