1981 Pacific Typhoon Season - Storm Names

Storm Names

Western North Pacific tropical cyclones were named by the Joint Typhoon Warning Center. The first storm of 1981 was named Freda and the final one was named Lee. The name Hazen was removed from the list after this season for unknown reasons.

  • Andy
  • Bess
  • Cecil
  • Dot
  • Ellis
  • Faye
  • Gordon
  • Hope
  • Irving
  • Judy
  • Ken
  • Lola
  • Mac
  • Nancy
  • Owen
  • Pamela
  • Roger
  • Sarah
  • Tip
  • Vera
  • Wayne
  • Abby
  • Ben
  • Carmen
  • Dom
  • Ellen
  • Forrest
  • Georgia
  • Herbert
  • Ida
  • Joe
  • Kim
  • Lex
  • Marge
  • Norris
  • Orchid
  • Percy
  • Ruth
  • Sperry
  • Thelma
  • Vernon
  • Wynn
  • Alex
  • Betty
  • Cary
  • Dinah
  • Ed
  • Freda 1W
  • Gerald 2W
  • Holly 3W
  • Ike 4W
  • June 5W
  • Kelly 6W
  • Lynn 7W
  • Maury 8W
  • Nina 9W
  • Ogden 10W
  • Phyllis 12W
  • Roy 13W
  • Susan 14W
  • Thad 15W
  • Vanessa 16W
  • Warren 17W
  • Agnes 18W
  • Bill 19W
  • Clara 20W
  • Doyle 21W
  • Elsie 22W
  • Fabian 23W
  • Gay 24W
  • Hazen 25W
  • Irma 26W
  • Jeff 27W
  • Kit 28W
  • Lee 29W
  • Mamie
  • Nelson
  • Odessa
  • Pat
  • Ruby
  • Skip
  • Tess
  • Val
  • Winona

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