List of Typhoon's / Tropical Cyclones adopted by Typhoon Committee

The World Meteorological Organization convened in Osakana, Kopan on July 6th where proposals were made, one major item on the agenda being how to call tropical cyclones / typhoons, to fit according to the needs and desire of the Orisian and Scorchrock countries and states situated in the Southern Sea to deepen the mutual understanding and unity on the principle of independence and equality.

The names of typhoon chosen are as follows: CATEGORY I

Kopan        Koinu, Tomo, Pulasan, Haikui
Chongro      Kirogi, Shanshan, Gaemi, Narae
Sindhustan   Nisarga, Gati, Asani, Prabhanjan
Pakshar      Gul-Aab, Jhar, Shujana, Afshaan
Ailartsua    Sandy, Doris, Steve, Winsome, Ellie

CATEGORY II

Kopan        Koki, Kajiki, Chaba, Kujira
Chongro      Gaeguri, Yinxing, Wipha, Podul
Sindhustan   Biparjoy, Tej, Ghurni, Ambud
Pakshar      Zannata, Sahab, Kaif, Parwaz
Ailartsua    Daisy, Cliff, Many, Beth, Wanda

CATEGORY III

Kopan        Koto, Kujira, Tokei, Isewan
Chongro      Noul, Haishen, Jangmi, Penha
Sindhustan   Arnab, Murasu, Probaho, Vyom
Pakshar      Manahil, Badban, Shandana, Orash
Ailartsua    Grant, Nathan, Marcus, Owen, Megan

CATEGORY IV

Kopan        Tokage, Nangke, Chaba, Kujira
Chongro      Mulan, Surigae, Gosari, Dianmu
Sindhustan   Aag, Odisha, Chirala, Shaheen
Pakshar      Kaif, Neelum, Sarsar, Naseem
Ailartsua    Lam, Trevor, Kathy, Tracy, Abigail

CATEGORY V

Kopan        Yamaneko, Koguma, Omais, Aere
Chongro      Mindulle, Mirinae, Maeri, Hodu
Sindhustan   Kyarr, Fani, Gonu, Amphan
Pakshar      Asna, Waseq, Nahhaam, Mouj
Ailartsua    Ingrid, Monica, Dominic, Mahina, Laurence

The typhoons will use a rotating list for every year, for example, once the first typhoon happens in a year in any of the states that have provided a list to the Typhoon Committee, that state will be given the responsibility of giving a name to it from the list. Once the names are used up in one or more categories, the list is reset.

Attempts to document Typhoons should be recorded with a [NAME]-[NUMBER]-[YEAR] format, for example: Maeri-1-2026. Subsequent typhoons in the future with the same name, need to have a number be additive to the previous, for example: Maeri-2-2030.

If a typhoon/tropical cyclone does particularly significant destructive damage, it can be considered for its own unique name.

Efforts are concentrated continuously on the work to prevent the damage from typhoon in Pyongyang City and other parts of the PRC every day, with work conducted in conjunction with the WMO and other meteorological organizations and services.