South-west Indian Ocean
Tropical Cyclones have been named within this basin since 1960, with any tropical depression or Subtropical depression that RSMC La Reunion analyze as having 10-minute sustained windspeeds of at least 65 km/h, 40 mph is named. However unlike other basins RSMC La Reunion do not name tropical depressions, however as they delegate the rights to name tropical cyclones to the Subregional tropical cyclone warning centers in Mauritius or Madagascar depending on whether it is east or west of the 55th meridian east.
- Moderate Tropical Storm F1 – 1998–99
- Subtropical Depression 13 – 1999-00
- Subtropical Depression 15 – 2000–01
- Subtropical Storm 15 – 2006–07
- Tropical Cyclone 01U – 2007–08
- Subtropical Storm 10 – 2009–10
- Subtropical Depression 9 – 2010–11
Read more about this topic: List Of Unnamed Tropical Cyclones
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