Pazifische Taifunsaison 2005

Pazifische Taifunsaison 2005

Nachfolgend finden Sie eine Liste der Taifune, die 2005 im Nordwestpazifik aufgetreten sind.[1]

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NummerName[1]Entstehung (UTC)Auflösung (UTC)Niedrigster (hPa)
200501KULAP2005-01-15 12:002005-01-19 06:00985
200502ROKE2005-03-15 00:002005-03-17 12:00980
200503SONCA2005-04-23 00:002005-04-27 12:00935
200504NESAT2005-05-31 12:002005-06-11 00:00930
200505HAITANG2005-07-13 00:002005-07-20 06:00920
200506NALGAE2005-07-20 12:002005-07-24 12:00990
200507BANYAN2005-07-21 18:002005-07-28 00:00975
200508WASHI2005-07-29 12:002005-07-31 18:00985
200509MATSA2005-07-31 12:002005-08-07 12:00950
200510SANVU2005-08-11 06:002005-08-13 18:00985
200511MAWAR2005-08-19 18:002005-08-28 00:00930
200512GUCHOL2005-08-21 06:002005-08-25 12:00980
200513TALIM2005-08-27 00:002005-09-02 06:00925
200514NABI2005-08-29 12:002005-09-08 06:00925
200515KHANUN2005-09-07 00:002005-09-13 00:00945
200516VICENTE2005-09-16 12:002005-09-18 18:00985
200517SAOLA2005-09-20 18:002005-09-26 12:00950
200518DAMREY2005-09-21 00:002005-09-27 18:00955
200519LONGWANG2005-09-26 00:002005-10-03 00:00930
200520KIROGI2005-10-10 06:002005-10-19 06:00930
200521KAI-TAK2005-10-29 00:002005-11-02 06:00950
200522TEMBIN2005-11-10 00:002005-11-10 12:001002
200523BOLAVEN2005-11-16 06:002005-11-20 00:00985

Saisonüberblick

Taifun DamreyTaifun NabiTaifun Talim

Einzelnachweise

  1. a b Digital Typhoon: Record of Typhoon in 2005 Season. Abgerufen am 14. August 2021.

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Muifa Jul 30 2011 1909Z.jpg
The Operational Linescan System (OLS) Satellite captured this Infrared Satellite Image of Muifa at peak intensity with an unofficial central pressure of 918hpa as sated by the JTWC late on July 30 2011 over the the Philippine Sea.
2005 Pacific typhoon season summary map.png
This map shows the tracks of all tropical cyclones in the 2005 Pacific typhoon season. The points show the location of each storm at 6-hour intervals. The colour represents the storm's maximum sustained wind speeds as classified in the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale (see below), and the shape of the data points represent the type of the storm.