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8 STRONGEST TYPHOON
• Haiphong, Sept. 27, 1881: 20,000 deaths.
• Yolanda (Haiyan), Nov. 7-8, 2013: 6,300 deaths.
· Uring (Thelma), Nov. 4-7, 1991: 5,101 deaths.
· Pablo (Bopha), Dec. 2-9, 2012,: 1,901 deaths.
Angela, Sept. 22, 1867: 1,800 deaths.
-Winnie, Nov. 27-29, 2004: 1,593 deaths.
October 1897 typhoon, Oct. ...
- Nitang (Ike), Sept.
A typhoon is a giant, rotating storm that brings wind, rain, and destruction. Hurricanes and typhoons are both kinds of tropical cyclones. So if you see one coming, watch out! One thing that makes typhoons like hurricanes-aside from intense weather-is that we give them names.
