2014 Pacific Typhoon Season By Wikia Contributors Everywhere

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Entire countries were submerged. Just like 2013, everyone WHO IS A WIKIA CONTRIBUTOR including me can edit this season, exept there will be TWICE the amount of storms as there were in 2013! Users can even add their tracks if they want to! But for now, LET'S GET EDITING!
 * PS: The name Beiki was introduced to the naming lists to make it longer because of all the hyperactivity.
 * PSS: Category 6 was also introduced this year.

Season summary
Timeline of tropical activity in the 2014 Pacific Typhoon Season

Typhoon Haima (Agaton)
On January 4, the remnants of Sarika entered the Philippine area of responsibility then intensified into Haima.

Typhoon Meari
On January 7, a low pressure system crossed the international date line. At the time, it was given a low chance of development. Over the next few days, it slowly moved west, and finally on January 10, it intensified into a tropical depression and was given the indicator 3W. 3W then rapidly intensified into a tropical storm and was given the name Meari. Meari continued to rapidly intensify, and the next day, it intensified into a typhoon. 2 hours later, Typhoon Meari gained peak intensity as a category 2 equivilant typhoon. After staying at peak intensity for 3 days, on January 14, Meari weakened to a category 1, and started moving northeast. On January 17, Meari made a landfall on wake island and caused catastrophic flooding there. On January 20, Meari turned extra tropical and left the basin. Typhoon Meari caused 180 deaths and $103 million in damage.

Super Typhoon Ma-On
On January 10, a low pressure system formed east of Vietnam in the South China Sea. During January 13, the system moved eastwards and intensified, so the JMA upgraded the system to tropical depression status then classified it as Tropical Depression 04W. It carried on moving eastwards and kept strengthening. On January 16, the JMA upgraded Tropical Depression 04W into a Tropical Storm and was given the name: Ma-On. On the night of January 16, Tropical Storm Ma-On made landfall over southern Vietnam then the tropical storm turned southwards, as the storm reached the Gulf of Thailand, on January 17, it strengthen into a severe tropical storm and the JMA upgraded the tropical storm into Severe Tropical Storm    Ma-On. On January 18-19, Severe Tropical Storm Ma-on turned southeastwards heading for Borneo, on it's way to Borneo, it strengthened, so the JMA upgraded it in to a Typhoon (Category 1 typhoon).

Hyper Typhoon Tokage
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Typhoon Nanmadol (Carasan)
On February 3, a low pressure system formed east of Palau. On February 5, It rapidly intensified, so the JMA upgraded the low pressure system into Tropical Depression 09W. It carried on intensifying, the JMA upgraded the depression into a Tropical Storm and was given the name Namadol on February 6. It drifted westwards into the Philippine Area of Responsibility and was given the name Carasan by PAGASA. It kept intensifying and was upgraded into a Severe Tropical Storm by the JMA. It made landfall over Southern Philippines causing 2 deaths, as the storm carried on drifting westwards, it was upgraded into a Typhoon (Category 1 typhoon) by the JMA.

Names

 * Beiki (used)
 * Haima (used)
 * Meari (used)
 * Ma-On (used)
 * Tokage (used)
 * Nock-Ten (used)
 * Mufia (used)
 * Merbok (used)
 * Nanmadol (currently active)
 * Talas
 * Noru
 * Ying-Yang
 * Kulap
 * Roke
 * Sonca
 * Nesat
 * Haitang
 * Nalgae
 * Banyan
 * Hato
 * Pakhar
 * Sanvu
 * Mawar
 * Chlaphigi
 * Zekilia