2000 Pacific Typhoon Season - Storm Names

Storm Names

Western North Pacific tropical cyclones were now named by the RSMC Tokyo-Typhoon Center of the Japan Meteorological Agency. Previous typhoon season names were assigned by the Joint Typhoon Warning Center. Names are now selected from the following lists, there is no annual list. Names were contributed by 13 members of the ESCAP/WMO Typhoon Committee, except for Singapore. The 13 nations or territories, along with Micronesia, each submitted 10 names, which are used in alphabetical order by the English name of the country. The first storm of 2000 was named Damrey and the final one was named Soulik.

Contributing Nation Names
Cambodia Damrey 01W Kong-rey (unused) Nakri (unused) Krovanh (unused) Sarika (unused)
China Longwang 02W Yutu (unused) Fengshen (unused) Dujuan (unused) Haima (unused)
DPR Korea Kirogi 05W Toraji (unused) Kalmaegi (unused) Maemi (unused) Meari (unused)
Hong Kong Kai-tak 06W Man-yi (unused) Fung-wong (unused) Choi-wan (unused) Ma-on (unused)
Japan Tembin 09W Usagi (unused) Kammuri (unused) Koppu (unused) Tokage (unused)
Laos Bolaven 11W Pabuk (unused) Phanfone (unused) Ketsana (unused) Nock-ten (unused)
Macau Chanchu 12W Wutip (unused) Vongfong (unused) Parma (unused) Muifa (unused)
Malaysia Jelawat 13W Sepat (unused) Rusa (unused) Melor (unused) Merbok (unused)
Micronesia Ewiniar 15W Fitow (unused) Sinlaku (unused) Nepartak (unused) Nanmadol (unused)
Philippines Bilis 18W Danas (unused) Hagupit (unused) Lupit (unused) Talas (unused)
RO Korea Kaemi 19W Nari (unused) Changmi (unused) Sudal (unused) Noru (unused)
Thailand Prapiroon 20W Vipa (unused) Mekkhala (unused) Nida (unused) Kulap (unused)
U.S.A. Maria 21W Francisco (unused) Higos (unused) Omais (unused) Roke (unused)
Vietnam Saomai 22W Lekima (unused) Bavi (unused) Conson (unused) Sonca (unused)
Cambodia Bopha 24W Krosa (unused) Maysak (unused) Chanthu (unused) Nesat (unused)
China Wukong 23W Haiyan (unused) Haishen (unused) Dianmu (unused) Haitang (unused)
DPR Korea Sonamu 25W Podul (unused) Pongsona (unused) Mindulle (unused) Nalgae (unused)
Hong Kong Shanshan 26W Lingling (unused) Yanyan (unused) Tingting (unused) Banyan (unused)
Japan Yagi 29W Kajiki (unused) Kujira (unused) Kompasu (unused) Washi (unused)
Laos Xangsane 30W Faxai (unused) Chan-hom (unused) Namtheun (unused) Matsa (unused)
Macau Bebinca 31W Vamei (unused) Linfa (unused) Malou (unused) Sanvu (unused)
Malaysia Rumbia 33W Tapah (unused) Nangka (unused) Meranti (unused) Mawar (unused)
Micronesia Soulik 34W Mitag (unused) Soudelor (unused) Rananim (unused) Guchol (unused)
Philippines Cimaron (unused) Hagibis (unused) Imbudo (unused) Malakas (unused) Talim (unused)
RO Korea Chebi (unused) Noguri (unused) Koni (unused) Megi (unused) Nabi (unused)
Thailand Durian (unused) Rammasun (unused) Morakot (unused) Chaba (unused) Khanun (unused)
U.S.A. Utor (unused) Chataan (unused) Etau (unused) Aere (unused) Vicente (unused)
Vietnam Trami (unused) Halong (unused) Vamco (unused) Songda (unused) Saola (unused)

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