1957 Storm Names
The names use are the same as when they were last used, except for Virginia and Wendy, which replaced Vae and Wilma.
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One eastern Pacific storm, Hurricane Della, crossed into this basin. It became Typhoon Della, keeping its original name (even though its name was from the West Pacific list) and "C" suffix. In addition, Hurricane Nina formed in the Central Pacific, and remained in the basin. It received a name on the West Pacific list; but doesn't count as part of the 1957 Pacific typhoon season.
Read more about this topic: 1957 Pacific Typhoon Season
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