The Typhoon Peter (19706)

The SummaryTyphoon Peter (international code 199706) is a 1997 Northwest Pacific typhoon; peak intensity Typhoon, max wind 35m/s, minimum central pressure 970hPa, not in China Landfall, 1997-07-03 was numbered off, recording 74 track points.

Typhoon Peter, international code 199706, international name PETER, 1997 Northwest Pacific typhoon. Formed: 1997-06-15 12:00:00, ended: 1997-07-03 18:00:00. Peak intensity: Typhoon , minimum central pressure: 970 hPa, max wind: 35m/s.

The Typhoon Peter Trail

Typhoon Peter at 1997-06-15 12:00:00 at 5.5°N, 162.4°E over the Northwest Pacific; initial intensity: Nameless.

It peaked at Typhoon intensity with max winds of 35 m/s (~126 km/h) and a minimum central pressure of 970hPa, recorded at 1997-06-30 00:00:00.

Typhoon Peter gradually weakened and was numbered off on 1997-07-03 18:00:00 was numbered off; its lifecycle recorded 74 track points.

Typhoon Peter trajectory analysis

Track Track and Turn toward characteristics

Typhoon Peter (199706) 的生命史呈现出典型的远洋长路径特征, 整体Moving direction经历了从NW toward 到NE toward 的显著转折. formed初期 (6月15日至6月24日) , 系统位 at 低The latitude海域, 坐标从(5.5°N, 162.4°E)持续 toward WN至(15.7°N, 127.3°E), During跨度约35度, 表明其主要受副热带高压S侧引导气流影响, 稳定 toward NW direction行进.

The key shift toward process occurred between June 26 and June 27. Data showed that June 26 at 00 pm Position was (20.9°N, 126.7°E), while only a day and a half later on June 27 at 12 pm, Position quickly jumped N to (30°N, 127°E). This phase's latitude increased drastically by 9 degrees, with small length variations, marking Typhoon's drastic shift toward when approaching the edge of the Asia continent, by the NW line turned to almost NMoving. Subsequently, the system Go to the Middle High Latitude Wind Belt, the path turned to NE toward, and finally dispersed at the high latitude area near the edge of the continent on July 3rd (49.2°N, 179.8°E).

Intensity evolution and peak analysis

Peter’s Intensity evolution has the non-typical characteristics of “preliminary slow enhancement, later explosive development.”In the initial phase, which lasted nine days (June 15 to June 24), the systemined the Nameless level, with wind speed fluctuating only between 7m/s to 17m/s, enhancing extremely slowly.

Typhoon usually weakened rapidly due to cold sea water and vertical wind shifts after turning toward high latitudes, but Peter on June 30, at 12 a.m., at (45.6°N, 158.5°E) high latitudes, wind speed instead reached a peak of 35m/s, once again confirmed as Typhoon Intensity. Then gradually weakened into Tropical Storm and Nameless. Compared to at other identical names in history, 199706 Peter's notable characteristics at its peak intensity appeared in the high latitude transformation phase, andined Time longer, until 49lat remained near Nameless structure, showing a stronger life force and special energy maintenance mechanism.

Typhoon Peter routes

TimeThe latitudeDuringIntensityWind (m/s)Pressure (hPa)Moving toward
1997-06-15 12:00:005.5°N162.4°ENameless7-
1997-06-16 12:00:006.4°N158.4°ENameless7-
1997-06-17 12:00:007.8°N154.6°ENameless7-
1997-06-18 12:00:009.3°N150.2°ENameless7-
1997-06-19 12:00:0010.4°N143°ENameless7-
1997-06-20 12:00:0011.9°N140.4°ENameless7-
1997-06-21 12:00:0012.5°N137.7°ENameless10-
1997-06-22 12:00:0013.3°N132.8°ENameless151004
1997-06-23 12:00:0013.8°N129.7°ENameless17998
1997-06-24 12:00:0015.7°N127.3°ENameless17996
1997-06-25 12:00:0019.1°N126.9°ETropical Storm23990
1997-06-26 12:00:0023.5°N126.5°ETyphoon 33980
1997-06-27 12:00:0030°N127°ETyphoon 33970
1997-06-28 12:00:0035.6°N136.4°ETropical Storm23980
1997-06-29 12:00:0044.2°N151.8°ESevere Tropical Storm28-
1997-06-30 12:00:0045.6°N158.5°ETyphoon 35970
1997-07-01 12:00:0046.5°N162.6°ESevere Tropical Storm25988
1997-07-02 12:00:0047.6°N166.7°ENameless17998
1997-07-03 12:00:0048.9°N176°ENameless15998
1997-07-03 18:00:0049.2°N179.8°ENameless151000

Sampled rows shown; all 74 track points are available on the interactive map or via the public API .

Common Questions

Typhoon Peter was the 1997 Typhoon.

Typhoon Peter's international code is 199706, is 1997 number 6 Typhoon, international name PETER.

What is the highest level of Typhoon Peter?

Typhoon Peter peak intensity is Typhoon , max wind 35m/s, minimum central pressure 970 hPa.

The Typhoon PeterLandfall.

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

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

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