1950Global Tropical Cyclones (Northwest Pacific以外)

Total entries in this database for 1950 2 Tropical Cyclones outside the Northwest Pacific: 2 in the Central Pacific. Strongest of the year: Hurricane Hiki (approx. 38.6 m/s). For Northwest Pacific typhoons, see 1950 Typhoon .

Data reliability:
● ReliableWeather satellites monitored these systems throughout, resulting in relatively accurate tracks and intensities (Atlantic and Eastern Pacific from 1966; other basins from 1980)
● Generally reliableAircraft entered typhoons for direct measurements, but satellites were not yet widespread: tracks are generally accurate, while intensities may be biased and weaker cyclones may be missing (from 1950 until satellite coverage became widespread)
● Inferred dataWith no satellites or aircraft that year, intensities were retrospectively estimated from records from ships and coastal weather stations (before 1950)
● Track onlyOnly approximate positions are available, with no wind speed or pressure records, so they are excluded from intensity rankings (mostly early records from the Indian Ocean and Southern Hemisphere)

The name	English Name	ocean area	Peak Category	Max Wind(m/s)	Minimum Pressure (hPa)	Formation Date	数据可信度 ⓘ
Hiki	Hiki	Central Pacific	Cat 1 Hurricane	38.6	-	1950-08-12	较可靠
-	-	Central Pacific	-	-	-	1950-08-14	仅路径

Data sources: NOAA IBTrACS v04r01; 等级按各ocean area当地机构分级换算, for reference only.