1986 Pacific Typhoon Season - 1986 Storm Names

1986 Storm Names

Western North Pacific tropical cyclones were named by the Joint Typhoon Warning Center. The first storm of 1986 was named Judy and the final one was named Norris. In post-analysis, Vera was found to have been 2 separate systems.

  • Andy (unused)
  • Brenda (unused)
  • Cecil (unused)
  • Dot (unused)
  • Ellis (unused)
  • Faye (unused)
  • Gordon (unused)
  • Hope (unused)
  • Irving (unused)
  • Judy 1W
  • Ken 2W
  • Lola 3W
  • Mac 4W
  • Nancy 5W
  • Owen 6W
  • Peggy 7W
  • Roger 8W
  • Sarah 9W
  • Tip 10W
  • Vera 11W
  • Wayne 12W
  • Abby 13W
  • Ben 14W
  • Carmen 15W
  • Dom 16W
  • Ellen 17W
  • Forrest 18W
  • Georgia 19W
  • Herbert 20W
  • Ida 21W
  • Joe 22W
  • Kim 23W
  • Lex 24W
  • Marge 25W
  • Norris 26W
  • Orchid (unused)
  • Percy (unused)
  • Ruth (unused)
  • Sperry (unused)
  • Thelma (unused)
  • Vernon (unused)
  • Wynne (unused)
  • Alex (unused)
  • Betty (unused)
  • Cary (unused)
  • Dinah (unused)
  • Ed (unused)
  • Freda (unused)
  • Gerald (unused)
  • Holly (unused)
  • Ian (unused)
  • June (unused)
  • Kelly (unused)
  • Lynn (unused)
  • Maury (unused)
  • Nina (unused)
  • Ogden (unused)
  • Phyllis (unused)
  • Roy (unused)
  • Susan (unused)
  • Thad (unused)
  • Vanessa (unused)
  • Warren (unused)
  • Agnes (unused)
  • Bill (unused)
  • Clara (unused)
  • Doyle (unused)
  • Elsie (unused)
  • Fabian (unused)
  • Gay (unused)
  • Hal (unused)
  • Irma (unused)
  • Jeff (unused)
  • Kit (unused)
  • Lee (unused)
  • Mamie (unused)
  • Nelson (unused)
  • Odessa (unused)
  • Pat (unused)
  • Ruby (unused)
  • Skip (unused)
  • Tess (unused)
  • Val (unused)
  • Winona (unused)

One eastern Pacific storm, Tropical Storm Georgette, crossed into this basin, keeping its original name and "E" suffix.

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