Western Pacific in the 1930s

< 1920s 1940s >

• 276 Catalogued cyclones
• 276 Known Tracks
• 255 Estimated Intensities / 21 Partial
• 9,798 Known Fatalities
• 13,529 Injured Persons
• 479,653 Buildings Damaged
• 129,766 Buildings Destroyed
• Strongest: Typhoon Seventeen (1934) – 175mph
• Most Intense: Typhoon Seventeen (1934) – 892mb
• Deadliest: Typhoon Seventeen (1934) – 3,066
• Most destructive: Typhoon Seventeen (1934) – 475,683 buildings affected
• Costliest: Typhoon Seventeen (1934) – $300m
• Wettest: Typhoon Seven (1931) – 1036mm
• Highest Surge: Typhoon Three (1939) – 20ft

Access each individual season from the list below:

• 1930 (26 tracks)
• 1931 (22 tracks)
• 1932 (26 tracks)
• 1933 (29 tracks)
• 1934 (30 tracks)
• 1935 (23 tracks)
• 1936 (23 tracks)
• 1937 (22 tracks)
• 1938 (37 tracks)
• 1939 (40 tracks)