What is the name of the typhoon in the weather forecast?

Before the typhoon was named, there was no name, but it was numbered according to the order of occurrence every year. There is no uniform rule in the world. However, when two or three typhoons occur simultaneously, they are often confused. Therefore, since 1947, the US military's "Joint Typhoon Warning Center" in Guam has been responsible for sending aircraft for reconnaissance. When the typhoon reaches intensity, it is named to distinguish it. The naming principle is 180 degrees west of the northern hemisphere. In the northern hemisphere/east of Kloc-0/80 degrees, another group of female names is used. As for typhoons in the southern hemisphere, they are all male names. In this way, the region and sequence of typhoons can be distinguished without confusion. 1979 in the northern hemisphere, the names of typhoons in the central and northwestern Pacific Ocean (east longitude 180 degrees west) to the South China Sea were changed to male and female names, and they were still divided into four groups. ***84 names. (1990) was revised into four groups with 23 male and female names in each group. Before 1999, the names of typhoons were published by joint typhoon warning center in Pearl Harbor, and both the Hong Kong Observatory and central weather bureau in Taiwan Province Province adopted their English names of typhoons and then translated them into Chinese names. After 2000, the Chinese typhoon name was formulated. Countries cooperate to formulate typhoon names with local characteristics, such as: China China: Wukong, Du Fu, etc. ; Cambodia Cambodia: Chanthu et al. ; North Korea DPR North Korea: Hongyan, Impatiens, etc. ; China and Hongkong: Tingting, Kai Tak, etc. Japan: Kompasu, Laos: ketsana, etc. Macau: Meihua, etc. In fact, typhoons are named according to the established table! The following is the typhoon naming table from 1979 to 2000! ! The year naming organization is 1979- 1989 JTWC joint typhoon warning center 1989- 1996 JTWC joint typhoon warning center 1996-2000 JTWC joint typhoon warning center 2000- Houjma Japan Meteorological Observatory.