热带气旋(台风)命名（Nomenclature of tropical cyclones (typhoons)）.doc

热带气旋(台风)命名（Nomenclature of tropical cyclones (typhoons)） Nomenclature of tropical cyclones (typhoons) Designation of tropical cyclones (typhoons) in the Northwest Pacific and South China Sea A typhoon is a tropical cyclone, while a tropical cyclone refers to a low pressure formed in the tropics. It keeps turning and is accompanied by strong winds and heavy rain. According to the tropical cyclone near the center of wind power is divided into 4 types: in the 7 grade and 7 grade below said tropical low pressure center of the wind 8 to 9 levels, said a tropical storm, 10 to 11 said the strong tropical storm, 12 grade and 12 grade above typhoon. These 4 types of tropical cyclones tend to transform each other in the course of their development. According to the Typhoon Committee in December 1, 1998 to 7 in Philippines, Manila at the thirty-first session of the resolution, from January 1, 2000 onwards, with the Asian style name of tropical cyclones generated in northwest the Atlantic and the South China Sea is named, is designed to help people on the tropical cyclone alert, enhance the alert effect. At the same time, retain the original tropical cyclone number. The method will be used in the communique issued by the members of the Typhoon Committee to the international community. It is also available for members to use tropical cyclone warnings in their local language. The thirty-first session of the Typhoon Committee through the Northwest Pacific and South China Sea tropical cyclones form, a total of 140 names, respectively by the Asia Pacific region, Kampuchea, Korea, Hongkong, China China Chinese Macao, Japan, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, South Korea, Micronesia, Thailand, the United States and Vietnam 14 members (each member provided name 10). The 140 names are divided into 10 groups; each of the 14 names (each member providing 1 names) is arranged in alphabetical order of each member. The naming table is used sequentially and in cycles. According to the regulations, a