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SOLEANI AUSPIK ISLANDER INTERNATIONAL
 
SOLEANI AUSPIK ISLANDER INTERNATIONAL
 
Zekekkivi Syele Awa    Iselle [aa]
 
Zekekkivi Syele Awa    Iselle [aa]
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Zevíga Kalak Paekua Sakun [dr]
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Zevíga Naqi Paekua Tak [dr]
 
Kušeɰa Lanaka Kolakala Segio [dt]
 
Kušeɰa Lanaka Kolakala Segio [dt]
 
Eneŋka Aoete Auweika Kóliso [ai]
 
Eneŋka Aoete Auweika Kóliso [ai]
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Laluk Norulauk Apu      Jarvod [et]
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Ghavi Norulauk Apu      Jarvod* [et]
 
Azoik Ponesi Eika Kastun [dr]
 
Azoik Ponesi Eika Kastun [dr]
 
Kalazzak Byerta Aztualla Alenunda [dt]
 
Kalazzak Byerta Aztualla Alenunda [dt]
 
Eŋki Aeseine Ati Fófaiza [ai]
 
Eŋki Aeseine Ati Fófaiza [ai]
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Apzeŋ Tuoeisi Talu    Kikb [bn]
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Apzeŋ Tevegan Talu    Kikb [bn]
 
Panpekal Fekel Peka Agboi [dr]
 
Panpekal Fekel Peka Agboi [dr]
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Kuŋevok Ain Svictahria Olakino [dt]
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Kuŋevok Pabea Svictahria Olakino [dt]
 
Enoikhi Eppa Ikena Takarien [ai]
 
Enoikhi Eppa Ikena Takarien [ai]
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Pazek Iɰa Anali    Vernika [wv]
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Pazek Senka Anali    Vernika [wv]
 
Kiríl Sanauw Hoeki Stislaun [dr]
 
Kiríl Sanauw Hoeki Stislaun [dr]
 
Kotheket Atawsekwi Ahueska Ketsei [dt]
 
Kotheket Atawsekwi Ahueska Ketsei [dt]
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The Nausikkak Meteorological Collaboration's Saelunavvk Tropical Cyclone Center began naming cyclones from an official naming list in 960. Before this, cyclones were named based on animals, plants, deities, people and sometimes other objects at the whims of forecasters with few regulating conventions. Tropical cyclones named before the year 926 were named irregularly, some storms only received identifying numbers, and many storms went undetected.
 
The Nausikkak Meteorological Collaboration's Saelunavvk Tropical Cyclone Center began naming cyclones from an official naming list in 960. Before this, cyclones were named based on animals, plants, deities, people and sometimes other objects at the whims of forecasters with few regulating conventions. Tropical cyclones named before the year 926 were named irregularly, some storms only received identifying numbers, and many storms went undetected.
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=== Retired Names ===
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* ap - Kalak (960) → Naqi
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* dr - Sakun (960) → Tak
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* sl - Laluk (961) → Ghavi
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* et - Jarvod (962) →
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* ap - Tuoeisi (963) → Tevegan
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* ap - Ain (963) → Pabea
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* ap - Iɰa (964) → Senka
  
 
== Seasons ==
 
== Seasons ==
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<nowiki>**</nowiki> - name was retired by the Nausikkak Meteorological Collaboration (NMC)
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=== 960 ===
 
=== 960 ===
 
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Latest revision as of 17:51, 18 July 2015

Names

NAUSIKKAK METEOROLOGICAL COLLABORATION - SOUTH SERKR OCEAN CYCLONE SEASON NAME LIST (983)

SOLEANI		AUSPIK		ISLANDER	INTERNATIONAL
Zekekkivi	Syele		Awa     	Iselle [aa]
Zevíga		Naqi		Paekua		Tak [dr]
Kušeɰa		Lanaka		Kolakala	Segio [dt]
Eneŋka		Aoete		Auweika		Kóliso [ai]
Ghavi		Norulauk	Apu      	Jarvod* [et]
Azoik		Ponesi		Eika		Kastun [dr]
Kalazzak	Byerta		Aztualla	Alenunda [dt]
Eŋki		Aeseine		Ati		Fófaiza [ai]
Apzeŋ		Tevegan 	Talu    	Kikb [bn]	
Panpekal	Fekel		Peka		Agboi [dr]
Kuŋevok		Pabea		Svictahria	Olakino [dt]
Enoikhi		Eppa		Ikena		Takarien [ai]
Pazek		Senka		Anali    	Vernika [wv]
Kiríl		Sanauw		Hoeki		Stislaun [dr]
Kotheket	Atawsekwi	Ahueska 	Ketsei [dt]
Akani		Kepi		Nuua		Siatareza [ai]
Voput		Akipa		Ule     	Tiveiira [bi]
Enzeki		Pikekkrl	Kiwa		Nabosti [dr]
Apéka		Sewa		Harvard 	Lokita [dt]
ɰutep		Noruk		Kauiui		Rejio [ai]

The Nausikkak Meteorological Collaboration's Saelunavvk Tropical Cyclone Center began naming cyclones from an official naming list in 960. Before this, cyclones were named based on animals, plants, deities, people and sometimes other objects at the whims of forecasters with few regulating conventions. Tropical cyclones named before the year 926 were named irregularly, some storms only received identifying numbers, and many storms went undetected.

Retired Names

  • ap - Kalak (960) → Naqi
  • dr - Sakun (960) → Tak
  • sl - Laluk (961) → Ghavi
  • et - Jarvod (962) →
  • ap - Tuoeisi (963) → Tevegan
  • ap - Ain (963) → Pabea
  • ap - Iɰa (964) → Senka

Seasons

** - name was retired by the Nausikkak Meteorological Collaboration (NMC)

960

id Classification Name Dates active Intensity Areas affected
SS01 Tropical Depression One 30 kpg/pnP (25 kts)
SS02 Tropical Depression Two 30 kpg/pnP (25 kts)
SS03 Intense Cyclone Zekekkivi 105 kts (195 km/h)
SS04 Tropical Depression Four 40 kpg/pnP (30 kts)
SS05 Cyclone Syele 75 kts (140 km/h)
SS06 Tropical Storm Awa 50 kpg/pnP (40 kts)
SS07 Cyclone Iselle 75 kts (140 km/h)
SS08 Severe Tropical Storm Zevíga 70 kpg/pnP (55 kts)
SS09 Intense Cyclone Kalak** 105 kts (195 km/h) Oesa, Futi'akep
SS10 Cyclone Paekua 85 kpg/pnP (65 kt)
SS11 Cyclone Sakun** 80 kts (150 km/h) Aolejk Peninsula
SS12 Cyclone Kušeɰa 70 kts (130 km/h)
SS13 Tropical Storm Lanaka 60 kpg/pnP (45 kts)

961

id Classification Name Dates active Intensity Areas affected
SS01 Cyclone Kolakala 75 kts (140 km/h)
SS02 Cyclone Segio 75 kts (140 km/h)
SS03 Intense Cyclone Eneŋka 100 kts (185 km/h)
SS04 Tropical Depression Four 40 kpg/pnP (30 kts)
SS05 Severe Tropical Storm Aoete 65 kpg/pnP (50 kts)
SS06 Severe Tropical Storm Auweika 80 kpg/pnP (60 kts)
SS07 Cyclone Kóliso 85 kpg/pnP (65 kt)
SS08 Intense Cyclone Laluk 100 kts (185 km/h) *

962

id Classification Name Dates active Intensity Areas affected
SS01 Intense Cyclone Norulauk 105 kts (195 km/h)
SS02 Tropical Depression Two 40 kpg/pnP (30 kts)
SS03 Intense Cyclone Apu 100 kts (185 km/h)
SS04 Tropical Depression Four 30 kpg/pnP (25 kts)
SS05 Tropical Depression Five 30 kpg/pnP (25 kts)
SS06 Intense Cyclone Jarvod 90 kts (165 km/h) *
SS07 Cyclone Azoik 75 kts (140 km/h)
SS08 Cyclone Ponesi 85 kpg/pnP (65 kt)
SS09 Tropical Storm Eika 45 kpg/pnP (35 kts)
SS10 Intense Cyclone Kastun 100 kts (185 km/h)
SS11 Cyclone Kalazzak 85 kpg/pnP (65 kt)
SS12 Cyclone Byerta 70 kts (130 km/h)
SS13 Severe Tropical Storm Aztualla 80 kpg/pnP (60 kts)
SS14 Extreme Cyclone Alenunda 115 kts (215 km/h)

963

id Classification Name Dates active Intensity Areas affected
SS01 Cyclone Eŋki 80 kts (150 km/h)
SS02 Severe Tropical Storm Aeseine 70 kpg/pnP (55 kts)
SS03 Tropical Storm Ati 45 kpg/pnP (35 kts)
SS04 Severe Tropical Storm Fófaiza 65 kpg/pnP (50 kts)
SS05 Intense Cyclone Apzeŋ 85 kts (155 km/h)
SS06 Extreme Cyclone Tuoeisi 125 kts (230 km/h) *
SS07 Tropical Storm Talu 65 kpg/pnP (50 kts)
SS08 Intense Cyclone Kikb 95 kts (175 km/h)
SS09 Tropical Storm Panpekal 45 kpg/pnP (35 kts)
SS10 Tropical Storm Fekel 45 kpg/pnP (35 kts)
SS11 Severe Tropical Storm Peka 65 kpg/pnP (50 kts)
SS12 Intense Cyclone Agboi 100 kts (185 km/h)
SS13 Severe Tropical Storm Kuŋevok 80 kpg/pnP (60 kts)
SS14 Intense Cyclone Ain 95 kts (175 km/h) *
SS15 Severe Tropical Storm Svictahria 70 kpg/pnP (55 kts)

964

id Classification Name Dates active Intensity Areas affected
SS01 Tropical Depression One 40 kpg/pnP (30 kts)
SS02 Cyclone Olakino 70 kts (130 km/h)
SS03 Severe Tropical Storm Enoikhi 70 kpg/pnP (55 kts)
SS04 Severe Tropical Storm Eppa 65 kpg/pnP (50 kts)
SS05 Severe Tropical Storm Ikena 80 kpg/pnP (60 kts)
SS06 Severe Tropical Storm Takarien 65 kpg/pnP (50 kts)
SS07 Cyclone Pazek 80 kts (150 km/h)
SS08 Extreme Cyclone Iɰa 130 kts (240 km/h) *
SS09 Tropical Storm Anali 50 kpg/pnP (40 kts)
SS10 Cyclone Vernika 70 kts (130 km/h)
SS11 Severe Tropical Storm Kiríl 70 kpg/pnP (55 kts)
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