List of The Most Intense Tropical Cyclones - North Indian Ocean

North Indian Ocean

Storms with an intensity of 950 hPa (28.1 inHg) or less are listed. Data for storms prior to 1990 is incomplete.

Cyclone Year Pressure
hPa inHg
1 BOB 07 1999 912 26.93
2 BOB 01 1991 918 27.11
3 BOB 04 1977 919 27.14
4 BOB 01 1990 920 27.17
Gonu 2007 920 27.17
6 Gay 1989 930 27.46
7 ARB 01 2001 932 27.52
8 BOB 01 1979 936 27.64
9 BOB 01 1994 940 27.76
10 Sidr 2007 944 27.88
11 ARB 01 1999 946 27.93
12 Giri 2010 950 28.05

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