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Walter Hays, Global Alliance for Disaster Reduction, University of North Carolina, USA

HIGHLIGHTS OF NOTABLE DISASTERS OF 2012 PART 2B: 2012 WESTERN PACIFIC TYPHOON SEASON (In Chronological Order). Walter Hays, Global Alliance for Disaster Reduction, University of North Carolina, USA. THE 2012 WESTERN PACIFIC TYPHOON SEASON: Part 2B ( CONTINUED). NAMES OF THE STORMS OF 2012.

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Walter Hays, Global Alliance for Disaster Reduction, University of North Carolina, USA

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  1. HIGHLIGHTS OF NOTABLE DISASTERS OF 2012 PART 2B: 2012 WESTERN PACIFIC TYPHOON SEASON(In Chronological Order) Walter Hays, Global Alliance for Disaster Reduction, University of North Carolina, USA

  2. THE 2012 WESTERN PACIFIC TYPHOON SEASON: Part 2B (CONTINUED)

  3. NAMES OF THE STORMS OF 2012 • PAKHAR – March 27 • MARWAR – May 31-June 6 • TALIM – June 8 • DOKSURI – June 25-30 • VICENTE – July 24-25 • SAOLA – July 28 • DAMREY – August 1

  4. NAMES OF 2012’S STORMS • HAIKUI – August 6 • KIROGI – August 9 • TAI-TAK – August 16 • TEMBIN – August 18 • BOLAVEN – September 4 • SAMBA – THE WORST, September 12 • JELAWAT – September 20

  5. NAMES OF THE STORMS OF 2012 • EWINIAR – September 24 • MALEKSI – September 29 • GAEMI – September 29 • PRAPIROON – October 7 • MARIA – October 14 • SON-TINH – October 19 • BOPHA – Nov. 29-DEC. 5

  6. STORM TRACKS OF NOTABLE STORMS OF THE 2012 SEASON

  7. 18STORM TRACKS AS OF SEPTEMBER 28, 2012

  8. 22STORM TRACKS AS OF OCTOBER 21, 2012

  9. CUMMULATIVE SOCIETAL IMPACTS AS OF SEPT 28th 458 DEAD $3.36 BILLION

  10. TROPICAL STORM JELAWAT:EAST OF GUAM: SEPT. 20

  11. JELAWAT, THE 17TH STORM OF THE SEASON, EVENTUALLY REACHED TOKYO, JAPAN, IMPACTING 100 MILLION PEOPLE WITH MANY INJURIES, BUT FEW DEATHS

  12. TROPICAL STORM EWINIAR FORMS WEST OF GUAM: SEPTEMBER 20

  13. TYPHOON JELAWAT’S PATH: SEPT. 20 - OCT. 1, 2012

  14. TYPHOON JELAWAT:SEPTEMBER 28, 2012

  15. The wind field that reached 300 kph when Typhoon Jelawat jumped over Okinawa decreased to 120 kph when it reached Tokyo .

  16. WIND OVERTURNED A VEHICLE IN NAHA CITY, OKINAWA

  17. TYPHOON EWINIAR FORMED NEAR GUAM: SEPTEMBER 24

  18. TYPHOON MALEKSI: FORMED NEAR CHUUK; SEPTEMBER 29

  19. TYPHOON GAEMI NEAR VIETNAM:SEPTEMBER 29

  20. TROPICAL STORM PRAPIROON NEAR GUAM:OCTOBER 7

  21. TROPICAL STORM MARIA: OCTOBER 14, 2012

  22. TYPHOON SON-TINH: OCTOBER 19, 2012

  23. TYPHOON BOPHA: NOV. 29 - DEC. 5, 2012

  24. 24STORM TRACKS AS OF DECEMBER 17, 2012

  25. CUMMULATIVE SOCIETAL IMPACTS AS OF DEC. 22, 2021 1,581 DEAD > $5.50 BILLION

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