2001 Pacific Typhoon Season - Season Effects

Season Effects

This table lists all the storms that developed in the western Pacific Ocean to the west of the International Date Line during the 2001 season. It includes their intensity, duration, name, landfalls, deaths, and damages. All damage figures are in 2001 USD. Damages and deaths from a storm include when the storm was a precursor wave or extratropical low.

2001 Pacific typhoon statistics
Storm
name		 Dates active Storm category

at peak intensity

 Max
wind

(mph)

 Min.
press.
(mbar)		 Landfall(s) Damage
(millions
USD)		 Deaths
Where When Wind

(mph)
01W
(Auring)		 February 18 – February 20 Tropical depression 35 1004 Homonhon Island, Philippines February 18 35 Unknown 15
Dulag, Leyte, Philippines February 18 35
Daanbantayan, Cebu, Philippines February 18 35
Batbatan Island, Philippines February 18 35
Calagnaan Island, Philippines February 18 35
Sicogon Island, Philippines February 18 35
Estancia, Iloilo, Philippines February 18 35
Buad Island, Philippines February 19 30
02W
(Barok)		 April 18 – April 19 Tropical depression 30 1004 none None 0
Cimaron
(Crising)		 May 9 – May 14 Severe tropical storm 60 985 Eastern Busuanga Island, Philippines May 9 35 0.555 0
Okinawa Island, Japan May 14 45
TD
(Darna)		 June 16 – June 19 Tropical depression 35 1000 Casiguran, Aurora, Philippines June 18 35 Minimal 0
Chebi
(Emong)		 June 20 – June 24 Typhoon 75 965 Fuzhou City, China June 23 60 422 110
Durian June 30 – July 2 Severe tropical storm 70 970 Zhanjiang, China July 1 70 471 108
Utor
(Feria)		 May 9 – May 14 Severe tropical storm 70 985 Camiguin Island, Philippines July 4 70 331.5 197
Dalupiri Island, Japan July 4 70
Shanwei, China July 5 60
Trami
(Gorio)		 July 8 – July 11 Tropical storm 45 994 Taitung City, Taiwan July 11 40 Unknown 3
08W July 10 – July 11 Tropical depression 30 1002 none None 0
Kong-rey July 21 – July 28 Typhoon 80 955 none None 0
Yutu
(Huaning)		 July 22 – July 26 Severe tropical storm 65 975 Maoming, China July 25 50 75.5 0
Toraji
(Isang)		 July 25 – August 1 Typhoon 65 975 Fengbin, Hualien, Taiwan July 29 75 245 200
Ningde, China July 30 35
Man-yi August 1 – August 9 Typhoon 90 955 Agrihan, Northern Mariana Islands August 3 60 0.05 0
Usagi August 8 – August 11 Tropical storm 40 992 Vinh, Vietnam August 10 40 3.2 3
Pabuk August 14 – August 22 Typhoon 80 960 Kushimoto, Wakayama, Japan August 21 60 7.1 6
Matsuzaki, Shizuoka, Japan August 22 50
Kamakura, Kanagawa, Japan August 22 50
TD
(Jolina)		 August 16 – August 19 Tropical depression 35 1000 Offshore of Luzon (No landfall) August 16–19 35 9.1 41
15W August 24 – August 25 Tropical depression 35 998 none None 0
Wutip August 26 – September 2 Typhoon 105 930 none None 0
Sepat August 26 – August 30 Tropical storm 50 990 none None 0
Fitow August 28 – September 1 Tropical storm 40 990 Wenchang, China August 29 35 201.7 4
Fangchenggang, China August 31 40
Danas September 3 – September 14 Typhoon 100 945 Shimoda, Shizuoka, Japan September 10 65 12.8 9
Kamakura, Kanagawa, Japan September 11 65
Nari
(Kiko)		 September 5 – September 23 Typhoon 85 960 Iriomote, Japan September 5 35 443 104
Okinawa, Japan (Direct hit, no landfall) September 7–8 70
Okinawa, Japan (Direct hit, no landfall) September 11–12 85
Ruifang, Taipei, Taiwan September 16 85
Chenggong, Taitung, Taiwan September 18 35
Shanwei, China September 20 40
Hong Kong, China September 20 35
Vipa September 17 – September 21 Typhoon 75 975 none None 0
Francisco September 18 – September 25 Typhoon 100 945 none None 0
Lekima
(Labuyo)		 September 22 – September 30 Typhoon 80 965 Babuyan Islands, Philippines (Direct hit, no landfall) September 23 60 Unknown 2
Batanes, Philippines (Direct hit, no landfall) September 25 75
Dawu, Taitung, Taiwan September 26 60
Krosa October 3 – October 9 Typhoon 90 950 none None 0
Haiyan
(Maring)		 October 11 – October 18 Typhoon 80 960 Miyako-jima, Japan October 16 80 3.4 2
Podul October 18 – October 27 Typhoon 115 925 none None 0
Lingling November 6 – November 12 Typhoon 100 940 Dinagat Island, Philippines November 6 35 70.3 379
Hinunangan, Southern Leyte, Philippines November 6 40
Carmen, Cebu, Philippines November 7 40
Escalante City, Philippines November 7 40
Barotac Viejo, Iloilo, Philippines November 7 40
Buad Island, Philippines November 8 50
Northern Phú Yên Province, Vietnam November 11 60
28W
(Ondoy)		 November 16 – November 25 Tropical storm 45 997 none None 0
29W
(Pabling)		 November 18 – November 23 Tropical depression 35 997 none None 0
Kajiki
(Quedan)		 December 4 – December 9 Tropical storm 40 996 Dulag, Leyte, Philippines December 5 40 Minimal 0
Tabogon, Cebu, Philippines December 5 40
Ajuy, Iloilo, Philippines December 5 40
Coron Island, Philippines December 6 35
Culion Island, Philippines December 6 35
31W December 10 – December 12 Tropical storm 40 997 none None 0
Faxai December 13 – December 25 Typhoon 120 915 Pingelap, Micronesia (Direct hit, no landfall) December 17–18 45 1 2
Northern Mariana Islands (Direct hit, no landfall) December 24 90
Vamei December 26 – December 28 Tropical storm 50 1006 Southeast Johor, Malaysia December 27 50 3.6 5
Pulau Rupat, Indonesia December 28 35
Season Aggregates
35 Depressions February 18 – December 25 120 915 50 landfalls 2300.805 1,287

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