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1995 Northwest Pacific Typhoons

With 25 tropical cyclones becoming tropical storms, and 12 of those reaching typhoon strength, 1995 was a fairly typical year for tropical storm activity in the Northwest Pacific basin. The 1968 to 1989 annual average for the Northwest Pacific basin is 25.7 tropical storms with 16.0 reaching typhoon strength. The peak year on record for tropical storms was 1964 with 39 tropical storms, 26 of which became typhoons. In the Northwest Pacific basin, tropical cyclones occur regularly thoughout the year, although there is a distinct minimum in February and the first half of March. The main season runs from July to November with a peak in late August/early September.

Typhoon Faye

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Super-Typhoon Kent

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Typhoon Lois

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Typhoon Mark

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Super-Typhoon Oscar

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Typhoon Polly

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Typhoon Ryan

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Typhoon Sibyl

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Typhoon Ted

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Super-Typhoon Ward

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Typhoon Zack

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Super-Typhoon Angela

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