TROPICAL CYCLONES IN 2008
Table 1.1
Tropical cyclone name list effective from 1 January 2008
| Contributed by | I | II | III | IV | V |
| Name | Name | Name | Name | Name | |
| Cambodia | Damrey |
Kong-rey |
Nakri |
Krovanh |
Sarika |
| China | Haikui |
Yutu |
Fengshen |
Dujuan |
Haima |
| DPR Korea | Kirogi |
Toraji |
Kalmaegi |
Mujigae |
Meari |
| Hong Kong, China | Kai-tak |
Man-yi |
Fung-wong |
Choi-wan |
Ma-on |
| Japan | Tembin |
Usagi |
Kammuri |
Koppu |
Tokage |
| Lao PDR | Bolaven |
Pabuk |
Phanfone |
Ketsana |
Nock-ten |
| Macau, China | Sanba |
Wutip |
Vongfong |
Parma |
Muifa |
| Malaysia | Jelawat |
Sepat |
Nuri |
Melor |
Merbok |
| Micronesia | Ewiniar |
Fitow |
Sinlaku |
Nepartak |
Nanmadol |
| Philippines | Maliksi |
Danas |
Hagupit |
Lupit |
Talas |
| RO Korea | Geami |
Nari |
Changmi |
Mirinae |
Noru |
| Thailand | Prapiroon |
Wipha |
Mekkhala |
Nida |
Kulap |
| U.S.A. | Maria |
Francisco |
Higos |
Omais |
Roke |
| Viet Nam | Son-Tinh |
Lekima |
Bavi |
Conson |
Sonca |
| Cambodia | Bopha |
Krosa |
Maysak |
Chanthu |
Nesat |
| China | Wukong |
Haiyan |
Haishen |
Dianmu |
Haitang |
| DPR Korea | Sonamu |
Podul |
Noul |
Mindulle |
Nalgae |
| Hong Kong, China | Shanshan |
Lingling |
Dolphin |
Lionrock |
Banyan |
| Japan | Yagi |
Kajiki |
Kujira |
Kompasu |
Washi |
| Lao PDR | Leepi |
Faxai |
Chan-hom |
Namtheun |
Pakhar |
Macau, China |
Bebinca |
Peipah |
Linfa |
Malou |
Sanvu |
Malaysia |
Rumbia |
Tapah |
Nangka |
Meranti |
Mawar |
Micronesia |
Soulik |
Mitag |
Soudelor |
Fanapi |
Guchol |
Philippines |
Cimaron |
Hagibis |
Molave |
Malakas |
Talim |
RO Korea |
Jebi |
Neoguri |
Goni |
Megi |
Doksuri |
Thailand |
Mangkhut |
Rammasun |
Morakot |
Chaba |
Khanun |
U.S.A. |
Utor |
Matmo |
Etau |
Aere |
Vicente |
Viet Nam |
Trami |
Halong |
Vamco |
Songda |
Saola |
Note: In 2008, five new names have been added to the name list for tropical cyclones in the western North Pacific and the South China Sea. They are "Leepi", "Sanba", "Maliksi", "Mangkhut" and "Son-Tinh", replacing the old names "Xangsane", "Chanchu", "Bilis", "Durian" and "Saomai" respectively.
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