The Typhoon Eve (199605)

The SummaryTyphoon Eve (international code 199605) is a 1996 Northwest Pacific typhoon; peak intensity Super Typhoon, max wind 71m/s, minimum central pressure 940hPa, not in China Landfall, 1996-07-27 was numbered off, recording 69 track points.

Typhoon Eve, international code 199605, international name EVE, 1996 Northwest Pacific typhoon. Formed: 1996-07-10 06:00:00, ended: 1996-07-27 06:00:00. Peak intensity: Super Typhoon, minimum central pressure: 940 hPa, max wind: 71m/s.

Overview of Typhoon Eve

Typhoon Eve at 1996-07-10 06:00:00 at 19.3°N, 151.5°E over the Northwest Pacific; initial intensity: Nameless.

It peaked at Super Typhoon intensity with max winds of 71 m/s (~256 km/h) and a minimum central pressure of 940hPa, recorded at 1996-07-16 00:00:00.

Typhoon Eve gradually weakened and was numbered off on 1996-07-27 06:00:00 was numbered off; its lifecycle recorded 69 track points.

Typhoon Eve Route Analysis

Track Track and Turn toward characteristics

Typhoon Eve (199605) 的生命史长达17天, 其Moving路径呈现出典型的“NW行进—近岸转 toward —NE远离”的抛物线形态. formed初期, 系统位 at W太平洋低The latitude海域 (19.3°N, 151.5°E) , 受副热带高压引导, 稳定 toward NW. 在7月10日至7月17日期间, Typhoon 中心纬度从19.3°N迅速N抬至29.5°N, During由151.5°EW进至130.6°E, 显示出强劲的NW toward 推进动力.

When the Typhoon center arrived in Japan at S ocean surface (about 29.5°N-34°N), the path occurred significantly toward . The coordinates data showed that on July 17 at 18:00 at 29.5°N, 130.6°E, while on July 19 at 00:00 it had moved to 34°N, 131.8°E, then continued toward NE direction deep. This phase marks the Typhoon out of sub-high control, Go to W wind belt guidance area, the path turned from NWNE to NWNE, eventually turning toward high latitude open ocean surface, full-range no landfall record, without direct impact on land.

Intensity Evolution and Life Cycle

Eve's Intensity change has undergone a complete 'formed— explosion—maintaining— decline' process. Initial phase is Nameless, wind speed only 7m/s. Within 5 days of the NW march, the system rapidly enhanced, July 14 developed into Tropical Storm (23m/s) , only a day later at July 15 jumped to Severe Typhoon (48m/s) . July 16 to 17, Typhoon reached its peak,ining Super Typhoon level, max wind up to 59m/s (Note: According to the data provided, although the peak is 71m/s, but track points recorded the highest as 59m/s, where the path sampling value is extremely accurate for Trend analysis, or considered a short peak time and higher Intensityined at 59m/s, and

After turning toward NE, by at Go to High latitude cold sea zone and vertical wind shift increased, Typhoon rapidly weakened. on July 19 to Tropical Storm (23m/s), and on July 20 further weakened into Nameless. It is worth noting that after weakened into Nameless, the system did not disintegrate immediately, but moved long distances at 15-17m/s wind speed in the N Ocean/N Pacific High latitude region (31°N to 54°N), until July 27 at 54°N, 178°E close to the observation.

Typhoon Eve routes

TimeThe latitudeDuringIntensityWind (m/s)Pressure (hPa)Moving toward
1996-07-10 06:00:0019.3°N151.5°ENameless7-
1996-07-11 06:00:0019°N149.5°ENameless7-
1996-07-12 06:00:0018.9°N146.7°ENameless12-
1996-07-13 06:00:0019°N144.5°ENameless151008
1996-07-14 06:00:0020.5°N141.3°ESevere Tropical Storm281000
1996-07-15 06:00:0022.5°N137.9°ESevere Typhoon48975
1996-07-16 06:00:0024.7°N134.5°ESuper Typhoon64940
1996-07-17 06:00:0027.8°N131.6°ESuper Typhoon51945
1996-07-18 06:00:0031.6°N130.7°ESevere Typhoon46970
1996-07-19 06:00:0034.2°N132.8°ETropical Storm201000
1996-07-20 06:00:0034.7°N137°ENameless151004
1996-07-21 06:00:0033.3°N141°ENameless151004
1996-07-22 06:00:0031.5°N144.9°ENameless171004
1996-07-23 06:00:0031.5°N148.4°ENameless151006
1996-07-24 06:00:0036°N153°ENameless151006
1996-07-25 06:00:0042.9°N160.5°ENameless151004
1996-07-26 06:00:0047.9°N168.4°ENameless151006
1996-07-27 06:00:0054°N178°ENameless151002

Sampled rows shown; all 69 track points are available on the interactive map or via the public API .

Common Questions

Typhoon Eve was the 1996 Typhoon.

Typhoon Eve's international code is 199605, is the 1996 Typehoon number 5, international name EVE.

What is the highest level of Typhoon Eve?

Typhoon Eve peak intensity is Super Typhoon, max wind 71m/s, minimum central pressure 940 hPa.

Is there a Typhoon EveLandfall?

According to records, Typhoon Eve is not in our coastal landfall.

Where can I view typhoon Eve's live track map?

TyphoonSays (taifengshuo.com) provides typhoon Eve's Track history map, multinational meteorological agency Forecast comparison, wind range with IntensityTrend, page address: https://taifengshuo.com/typhoon/199605.

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