The 2015 season in numbers
The record holds 30 storms for the 2015 Western North Pacific season, of which 25 had names.26 reached tropical storm strength (34 knots or more), 19 reached typhoon strength (category 1 or more) and 16 were major (category 3 or more).
- 30storms
- 26tropical storm strength or more
- 19typhoon strength or more
- 16major (category 3 to 5)
- 426accumulated cyclone energy
Accumulated cyclone energy adds up the squared wind speed of every position of 34 knots or more, divided by 10,000. It is approximate here because the winds are 1-minute equivalents, and it is mostly useful for comparing seasons of one basin.
Strongest storms of 2015
- Soudelor (2015)29 July 2015 to 12 August 2015, peak Category 5 (155 kt), 900 hPa
- Maysak (2015)25 March 2015 to 7 April 2015, peak Category 5 (150 kt), 910 hPa
- Noul (2015)2 May 2015 to 16 May 2015, peak Category 5 (140 kt), 920 hPa
- Dolphin (2015)6 May 2015 to 24 May 2015, peak Category 5 (140 kt), 925 hPa
- Atsani (2015)14 August 2015 to 29 August 2015, peak Category 5 (140 kt), 925 hPa
All 30 storms of 2015
| Storm | Peak |
|---|---|
| Mekkhala | Category 1 |
| Higos | Category 4 |
| Bavi | Tropical storm |
| Maysak | Category 5 |
| Haishen | Tropical storm |
| Noul | Category 5 |
| Dolphin | Category 5 |
| Kujira | Tropical storm |
| Chan-Hom | Category 4 |
| Linfa | Category 1 |
| Nangka | Category 4 |
| Unnamed storm | Tropical storm |
| Soudelor | Category 5 |
| Unnamed storm | Tropical depression |
| Molave | Tropical storm |
| Goni | Category 4 |
| Atsani | Category 5 |
| Etau | Tropical storm |
| Vamco | Tropical storm |
| Krovanh | Category 3 |
| Dujuan | Category 4 |
| Mujigae | Category 3 |
| Choi-Wan | Category 1 |
| Koppu | Category 4 |
| Champi | Category 4 |
| Unnamed storm | Tropical depression |
| In-Fa | Category 4 |
| Melor | Category 4 |
| Unnamed storm | Tropical depression |
| Unnamed storm | Tropical depression |
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