Tropical cyclones in 2000


During 2000, 140 tropical or subtropical cyclones formed throughout the world. The cyclones originated in seven different areas called Tropical [cyclone basins|basins], where respective weather agencies named 81 storms when they attained maximum sustained winds of 65 km/h. The strongest storm of the year was Cyclone Hudah in the south-west Indian Ocean, which attained a minimum pressure of, and 10-minute maximum sustained winds of. Cyclone Paul tied Hudah's peak winds in the Australian basin.
The cyclones in 2000 produced significant impacts in parts of Africa, Asia, Oceania, and North America. In the western Pacific Ocean, floods produced by Typhoon Kai-tak and a nearby tropical depression led to the Payatas landslide that killed 218 people. In southeastern Africa, Cyclone Eline struck Madagascar and Mozambique after a period of above-normal rainfall, and the ensuing floods killed at least 700 people. The costliest storm was Saomai, which caused $6.3 billion in damage. The accumulated cyclone energy index for the year 2000, as calculated by Colorado State University was 677.3 units.
There was an above-average number of storms during the year; the most active basin of the year was the Western Pacific, where a below-average 23 named storms formed. The Eastern Pacific and the North Atlantic were both relatively above-average, with 19 named storms forming in the Eastern Pacific and 15 in the North Atlantic. The Southern Hemisphere was also relatively average. Three Category 5 tropical cyclones were formed in 2000.

Global atmospheric and hydrological conditions

As the year began, a strong La Niña was peaking, with temperature anomalies going below. NOAA's May hurricane outlook indicated that overall global conditions were conducive to increased activity in the North Atlantic basin. The La Niña began to weaken towards the latter part of 2000, with signs of weakening occurring as early as May. Astride crossed over from the previous year, dissipating on January 3.

Summary


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North Atlantic Ocean

An average Atlantic hurricane season features 12 tropical storms, 6 hurricanes, and 3 major hurricanes, and features an Accumulated Cyclone Energy count of 106. In 2000 in the North Atlantic basin, there were above-average numbers of named storms and hurricanes and an average number of major hurricanes. 2000 had an ACE count of 119, slightly higher than the average.
The season began with tropical depressions One and Two, both of which formed in June and affected no landmasses. Hurricane Alberto was the first named system of the 2000 season, intensifying into and peaking as a Category 3 hurricane. Alberto was the longest-lived storm of the 2000 Atlantic hurricane season. Four formed east of Florida, though it was not able to strengthen further and dissipated on August 11. Tropical Storm Beryl, Tropical Storm Chris, and Hurricane Debby all formed within a week of each other, with Beryl causing minimal damages in Mexico and Debby causing flooding throughout the Antilles. Tropical Storm Ernesto formed in the Main Development Region and affected no landmasses, with Nine forming a week later in the Gulf of Mexico and making landfall on Sabine Pass. Hurricane Florence formed on September 10 and caused rip currents throughout the East Coast of the United States. Hurricane Gordon and Tropical Storm Helene formed on September 14 and 15 respectively, with both storms affecting the Gulf Coast and the East Coast. Hurricane Isaac was the second major hurricane of the season, peaking as a Category 4 hurricane and staying out to sea for most of its life. Hurricane Joyce peaked as a high-end Category 1 hurricane, with damage being limited to the Lesser Antilles. Hurricane Keith was the strongest storm of the season, forming on September 28. Keith rapidly intensified offshore of Belize, peaking as a Category 4 hurricane before weakening and making landfall. Keith caused $319 million in damage and caused 68 fatalities. Tropical Storm Leslie was a relatively weak and short-lived system, though its precursor caused $950 million in damages. Hurricane Michael formed on October 15 and transitioned to an extratropical cyclone just before making landfall in Newfoundland, causing moderate damage in the areas it affected. Tropical Storm Nadine formed days later, affecting no landmasses. The final system, an unnamed subtropical storm, formed on October 25 and affected New England and Atlantic Canada.
The season was not very destructive, causing a total of $1.296 billion in damage, most of which can be attributed to Hurricane Keith and Tropical Storm Leslie. Additionally, 105 people were killed, of which nearly two-thirds can be attributed to Hurricane Keith. The main reason for the lack of damage can be attributed to the lack of landfalling storms and the minimal impact from most of the storms that made landfall.

Eastern & Central Pacific Ocean

An average Pacific hurricane season features 15 tropical storms, 9 hurricanes, and 4 major hurricanes, and features an Accumulated Cyclone Energy count of 132. In 2000, there were a below-average number of hurricanes and major hurricanes, though there was an above-average number of named storms. As a whole, the season was below-average, having a total of 95 ACE and featuring 19 tropical storms, 6 hurricanes, and 2 major hurricanes. A majority of the storms were weak and short-lived.
The first storm, Hurricane Aletta, formed on May 22 and peaked as a Category 2 hurricane. Tropical Storm Bud was a relatively weak tropical storm, affecting portions of Mexico. Hurricane Carlotta was the strongest storm of the month, peaking as a high-end Category 4 hurricane. Carlotta caused 18 fatalities after sinking a Lithuanian freighter. Following Carlotta, Four-E, Tropical Storm Upana, and Five-E formed in July, all 3 of which were weak and short-lived.

Systems

January

10 storms formed in the month of January, of which 6 were named by their respective agencies. Babiola was the first storm of the season, intensifying into one of the 4 storms that attained hurricane-force winds. Iris was an unusually small tropical cyclone, weakening while passing through Vanuatu. Connie was the strongest storm of the month, becoming an intense tropical cyclone and causing 3 fatalities.
Storm nameDates activeMax wind
km/h
Pressure
Areas affectedDamage
DeathsRefs
BabiolaJanuary 3–12155 950Île Amsterdam--
06FJanuary 3–645 1004---
IrisJanuary 6–10150 964Vanuatu, Fiji--
03January 12–26Not specifiedUnknownMadagascarUnknownUnknown
07FJanuary 16–16Not specifiedNot specified---
08FJanuary 20–2675 996---
JoJanuary 23–27120 972---
KirrilyJanuary 24–February 2140 975---
ConnieJanuary 25–February 1185 930Mauritius, Réunion, Southern AfricaUnknown3
DamienneJanuary 30–February 765 994---

February

February saw the formation of 10 systems, of which 7 were named. Leon–Eline, the first storm of the month, was the longest-lasting Indian Ocean tropical cyclone, causing significant damages in Madagascar and much of Southern Africa. Leon–Eline was tied for strongest storm of the month with Cyclone Norman. Gloria made landfall on Madagascar weeks after Leon–Eline made landfall, contributing to the early 2000 Madagascar floods. Steve traversed the northern and western coasts of Australia, making 4 landfalls in the process.
Storm nameDates activeMax wind
km/h
Pressure
Areas affectedDamage
DeathsRefs
Leon–ElineFebruary 1–29185 930Mauritius, Réunion, Rodrigues, Madagascar, Mozambique, South Africa, Swaziland, Malawi, Botswana, Namibia>$309 million114-722
TDFebruary 7–8Not specified1004Mariana Islands--
MarciaFebruary 14–1865 995---
FeliciaFebruary 18–24110 975---
KimFebruary 23–29165 935French PolynesiaMinimal-
GloriaFebruary 27–March 1095 985St. Brandon, Tromelin Island, Madagascar, MozambiqueUnknown66
SteveFebruary 27–March 11110 975North Queensland, Northern Territory, Western Australia$100 million-
13FFebruary 28–2965 994---
NormanFebruary 29–March 9185 930Western Australia--
09February 29–March 11Not specifiedUnknown---

March

Storm nameDates activeMax wind
km/h
Pressure
Areas affectedDamage
DeathsRefs
10March 1–3Not specifiedUnknown---
LeoMarch 4–895 985French PolynesiaMinimal-
MonaMarch 6–11140 960French PolynesiaMinimal-
16FMarch 9–12Not specifiedNot specified---
11March 10Not specifiedUnknown---
OlgaMarch 15–2095 985---
HudahMarch 24–April 9220 905St. Brandon, Tromelin Island, Rodrigues, Madagascar, MozambiqueUnknown114
BOB 01March 27–3085 998Andaman and Nicobar Islands, IndiaMinimal-
VaughanMarch 28–April 7110 985Queensland--

April

10 systems formed in the month of April, of which 5 were named. The first storm of the month, Cyclone Tessi, made landfall on Australia as a Category 3 severe tropical cyclone on the Australian scale. Innocente was a long-lasting yet weak storm, with its remnants causing heavy rains on Mauritius. Cyclone Paul was the strongest storm of the month, peaking with a minimum central pressure of 915 hPa. Cyclone Rosita was a small yet powerful tropical cyclone, peaking with 10-min winds of and making landfall at peak intensity.
Storm nameDates activeMax wind
km/h
Pressure
Areas affectedDamage
DeathsRefs
TessiApril 1–3130 980Queensland$50 million-
TDApril 5–6Not specifiedNot specified---
13April 7–1595 992Mozambique--
18FApril 10Not specifiedNot specified---
InnocenteApril 12–2470 993Mauritius--
PaulApril 11–20220 915Cocos Islands--
NeilApril 12–1775 992Fiji--
RositaApril 14–21205 930Western Australia--
20FApril 29–3075 996QueenslandMinimal-
21FApril 30–May 175 1000QueenslandMinimal-

May

Storm nameDates activeMax wind
km/h
Pressure
Areas affectedDamage
DeathsRefs
22FMay 3–875 1001---
Damrey (Asiang)May 4–12165 930Caroline Islands--
23FMay 6Not specifiedNot specified---
Longwang (Biring)May 17–2085 990Philippines, Ryukyu Islands--
TDMay 17–18Not specified1000---
AlettaMay 22–28165 970Southwestern Mexico--
03W (Konsing)May 20–2255 1002Philippines, Taiwan--
24FMay 20–2375 1002---
04WMay 30–June 155 1002Vietnam--

June

June tied with November for least active month of 2000. 5 storms developed, of which 2 developed gale-force winds and were named by their respective agencies. Tropical Storm Bud was the first named storm, affecting Western Mexico. Hurricane Carlotta was the strongest storm of the month, becoming a high-end Category 4 hurricane. Carlotta caused the deaths of 18 people after sinking the M/V Linkuva.
Storm nameDates activeMax wind
km/h
Pressure
Areas affectedDamage
DeathsRefs
OneJune 7–845 1008Mexico, Texas--
BudJune 13–1785 994Revillagigedo Islands, Baja California PeninsulaMinimal-
CarlottaJune 18–25250 932MexicoMinimal18
TDJune 1855 1002South China--
TwoJune 23–2555 1008---

July

Storm nameDates activeMax wind
km/h
Pressure
Areas affectedDamage
DeathsRefs
Kirogi (Ditang)July 2–8155 940Japan$140 million5
Kai-tak (Edeng)July 3–10140 960Philippines, Taiwan, East China, KoreaUnknown188
Four-EJuly 6–745 1007---
07W (Gloring)July 11–1355 1000Philippines--
TDJuly 11Not specified1000South China--
08WJuly 15–1745 996South China--
TembinJuly 17–2375 992---
UpanaJuly 20–2475 1006---
10WJuly 20–2245 1000Philippines--
TDJuly 21Not specified1004South China, Vietnam--
Five-EJuly 22–2355 1005---
DanielJuly 23–August 5205 954Hawaiian Islands, Aleutian Islands--
Bolaven (Huaning)July 24–3195 980Philippines, Ryukyu Islands, Japan, Korea, Russian Far East$21.6 million-
EmiliaJuly 26–30100 994Clarion Island, Revillagigedo Islands--
ChanchuJuly 27–3065 996---
JelawatJuly 31–August 12155 940Ryukyu Islands, East China--

August

August was a very active month, featuring 24 systems, 16 of which were named by their respective agencies.
Storm nameDates activeMax wind
km/h
Pressure
Areas affectedDamage
DeathsRefs
TDAugust 1–3Not specified1004Ryukyu Islands, Japan, Korea--
01August 1–3Not specifiedUnknown---
AlbertoAugust 3–23205 950West Africa, Bermuda, Iceland, Greenland, Jan Mayen--
FabioAugust 3–885 1000---
GilmaAugust 5–11130 984---
14WAugust 7–1055 1008---
FourAugust 8–1155 1009---
EwiniarAugust 9–18120 975Mariana Islands--
HectorAugust 10–16130 983---
BerylAugust 13–1585 1007Mexico, Texas$27 thousand1
IleanaAugust 13–17110 991Baja California Peninsula, Mexico--
WeneAugust 13–1785 1002---
ChrisAugust 17–1965 1008---
17WAugust 17–1845 1008---
Bilis (Isang)August 18–25205 920Philippines, Taiwan, China, South Korea, Ryukyu Islands, Guam$668 million71
TDAugust 18–20Not specified1004Japan--
DebbyAugust 19–24140 991Lesser Antilles, Greater Antilles, Turks and Caicos, Florida$735 thousand1
KaemiAugust 18–2375 985Vietnam, Cambodia-14
BOB 02August 23–2445 994Western India$170 million131
Prapiroon (Lusing)August 25–September 1130 965Japan, Taiwan, China, Korea,$6.14 billion75
MariaAugust 27–September 275 985China--
JohnAugust 28–September 1110 994---
KristyAugust 31–September 365 1004---
TDAugust 31–September 1Not specified1004---
Saomai (Osang)August 31–September 16175 925Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, Japan, China, South Korea, North Korea, Russia$6.3 billion28

September

Storm nameDates activeMax wind
km/h
Pressure
Areas affectedDamage
DeathsRefs
ErnestoSeptember 1–365 1008---
TDSeptember 1Not specified1004---
Bopha (Ningning)September 4–1185 988Philippines, Taiwan, Ryukyu Islands--
Wukong (Maring)September 4–10140 955South China, Vietnam, Laos--
LaneSeptember 5–14155 964Socorro Island, Baja California, Southwestern United States--
NineSeptember 7–955 1006Gulf Coast of the United States--
FlorenceSeptember 10–17130 985East Coast of the United States, Bermuda, Atlantic Canada-3
GordonSeptember 14–18130 981Belize, Yucatán Peninsula, Cuba, East Coast of the United States, Atlantic Canada$10.8 million26
SonamuSeptember 14–18100 980Japan--
TDSeptember 14–16Not specified1008---
HeleneSeptember 15–25110 986Lesser Antilles, Puerto Rico, Hispaniola, Jamaica, Cuba, Isle of Youth, Eastern United States, Atlantic Canada$16 million2
MiriamSeptember 15–1765 1004Mexico$793 thousand-
ShanshanSeptember 17–24175 925---
NormanSeptember 20–2285 998Mexico$13.3 million9
IsaacSeptember 21–October 1220 943Cape Verde, Bermuda, Eastern United States, Bermuda, Eastern Canada, British IslesMinimal1
JoyceSeptember 25–October 2150 975Trinidad and Tobago, Windward Islands, Leeward AntillesUnknown-
TDSeptember 27–29Not specified1006Vietnam--
27WSeptember 27–October 255 1008---
KeithSeptember 28–October 6220 939Central America, Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico, Belize$319 million68

October

Storm nameDates activeMax wind
km/h
Pressure
Areas affectedDamage
DeathsRefs
OliviaOctober 2–10100 994Southwestern United States--
LeslieOctober 4–775 1006Cuba, Florida, Bermuda, Newfoundland$950 million3
28WOctober 6–1355 998Vietnam, South China--
TDOctober 13–14Not specified1008---
BOB 03October 15–1965 996Western India, GujaratModerate-
MichaelOctober 15–19155 965Bermuda, Maine, Atlantic CanadaUnknown-
TDOctober 17–18Not specified1008---
NadineOctober 19–2295 999---
Yagi (Paring)October 21–28130 965Ryukyu Islands, Taiwan--
Xangsane (Reming)October 24–November 1140 960Caroline Islands, Philippines, Taiwan, JapanUnknown182
UnnamedOctober 25–29100 976New England, Atlantic CanadaUnknown-
PaulOctober 25–2975 1003Hawaii$70 million-
BOB 04October 25–2965 998Bangladesh, Odisha$13 million77
BebincaOctober 30–November 7110 980Philippines, South China-26

November

The month of November saw 5 systems form, tying with June for the least active month. 3 systems attained gale-force winds, though only 2 were given names by their respective agencies. Rosa was the first storm of the month, forming on November 3 and peaking as a tropical storm. 2 more systems formed before BOB 05, also known as the 2000 South India cyclone, formed in the Bay of Bengal. The cyclone peaked as an extremely severe cyclonic storm, making it the strongest storm of the month before weakening at landfall. The last storm of the month, Rumbia, affected the Philippines and Vietnam, causing 48 fatalities.
Storm nameDates activeMax wind
km/h
Pressure
Areas affectedDamage
DeathsRefs
RosaNovember 3–8100 993Southwestern Mexico, Central America$21 thousand-
32WNovember 7–955 1004Ryukyu Islands--
02November 12–18UnknownUnknown---
BOB 05November 26–30190 958South India, Somalia$15 million12
Rumbia (Toyang)November 27–December 775 990Philippines, Vietnam$1 million48

December

The month of December saw 7 systems form, with 4 of the storms being named by their respective agencies. The month began with Cyclone Sam, which intensified into a Category 5 severe tropical cyclone on the Australian scale, making landfall on Western Australia at peak intensity. Ulpiang was a short-lived storm that caused flooding and deaths in the Philippines. BOB 06, also known as the 2000 Sri Lanka cyclone was the strongest storm to hit Sri Lanka since 1978, being attributed to 9 deaths. 2 tropical depressions formed in the West Pacific before Soulik formed and rapidly intensified into a moderately strong typhoon. The year finished with Cyclone Ando, peaking offshore as an intense tropical cyclone.
Storm nameDates activeMax wind
km/h
Pressure
Areas affectedDamage
DeathsRefs
SamDecember 3–10205 935Western AustraliaMinor-
UlpiangDecember 6–855 1004Philippines-3
BOB 06December 23–28165 970Sri Lanka, IndiaMinimal9
TDDecember 24Not specified1008---
TDDecember 24Not specified1006---
Soulik (Welpring)December 29–January 4150 955---
AndoDecember 31–January 9195 925Seychelles, Agaléga, Tromelin, Mauritius, Réunion-2