1983 Pacific typhoon season
typhoon season in the Pacific Ocean
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The 1983 Pacific typhoon season was a period in history of the meteorological events in the Northwestern Pacific Ocean. This season was characterized by a number of tropical cyclones with varying intensities and impacts, spanning from June to December . The season saw the formation of typhoons, tropical storms and depressions making it an active and notable chapter in the annals of weather phenomena.
First storm formed | June 8 1983 |
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Last storm dissipated | December 20 1983 |
Strongest storm | Forrest – 885 hPa (mbar), 205 km/h (125 mph) |
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Tropical cyclones | 10 |
4 (unoffical) | |
Total fatalities | 1,021 total |
Total damage | $397 million (1983 USD) |
seasons 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 |
Systems
changeTropical storm Sarah
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Location: | Philippines Vietnam | ||
Sustained winds: | gusting to 40 mph | ||
Pressure: | 998 | ||
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Typhoon Tip (Auring)
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Current storm status (JMA) | |||
Current storm status (1-min mean) | |||
Sustained winds: | gusting to 75 | ||
Pressure: | 975 | ||
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Typhoon Vera (Bebeng)
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Sustained winds: | gusting to 105 | ||
Pressure: | 965 | ||
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