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My Own Version of Naming a tropical cyclone in the Philippines[edit]

Just like the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) uses its own naming scheme for tropical cyclones, I too had prepared my own version of naming a tropical cyclone within the Philippine Area of Responsibility, regardless of whether it forms within or enters from beyond. These unique identifiers are usually be used whenever PAGASA gives a particular name on a tropical storm depending on the first letter of the name; should the list of names for a given year be exhausted, names are taken from an auxiliary list, the first ten of which (i.e. those beginning in letter A-J) are published every year. And as usual, there are no names that begin with the Filipino letters Ñ, NG and X.

For this year 2024, the names Amor, Querding, Ray Ray, and Ureng is expected to be used for the first time after the names Alena, Quilban, Rita, and Uterin was retired in 2020.

Disclaimer: All names listed here are just my own version, please don't take this seriously as a real thing, besides the only trustworthy here is still PAGASA naming systems. Sources for the real tropical cyclone names in the Philippines.^[1]
2024	Amor	Bearwin	Charles	Dexter	Eli	Ferri	Gerry	Hilda	Ian	Jandra	Keita	Lupe	Marky
2024	Nate	Otep	Petra	Querding	Ray Ray	Sheen	Tessa	Ureng	Vilma	Woody	Yoh	Zoren
auxiliary:	Andrei	Bandei	Cherie	Dorkus	Endor	Felt	Glise	Hundale	Inex	Juar
2025	Albert	Bogart	Chantal	Darwin	Erwin	Faye	Gary	Harold	Ibus	James	Kathy	Lenny	Melissa
2025	Noddy	Owen	Paco	Queding	Raquel	Sergio	Travis	Ulanda	Veemon	Wally	Yolly	Zandro
auxiliary:	Alexis	Bony	Channey	Dovie	Elsie	Filmor	Geny	Hoshie	Inco	Jindo
2026	Amari	Boris	Chad	Dino	Ellen	Froilan	Gio	Hamtaro	Izzy	Joey	Kurt	Lloyd	Mac
2026	Nerio	Oggy	Parker	Quijote	Renzo	Sean	Tony	Umeng	Vice	Willis	Yurie	Zambi
auxiliary:	Alfred	Bert	Cerio	Danna	Estima	Fince	Garie	Helmino	Indo	Jovy
2027	Alwyn	Bea	Cobby	Diana	Enjou	Finn	Goh	Harley	Izzi	Jellyn	Kylie	Lavinia	Michelle
2027	Nash	Onse	Paulo	Quincy	Ramona	Sara	Therese	Umijo	Vincent	Wanda	Yaren	Zorro
auxiliary:	Angie	Bashie	Carmie	Desie	Elton	Frang	Gertrude	Herris	Ilir	Jale
2000s Retired Names	Floyd	Gambi	Engil	Atrib/Bahamias	Loida	Marjin	Noddie	Finion	Inong	Pido	Levi
2010s Retired Names	Clementa	Frix	Chase	Chanda	Gino	Helen	Janet	Lino	Max	Rio	Sora	Arwind	Charmaine
	Emil^{[nb 1]}	Iverson	Lory	Nilo	Fatima	Karl	Lander	Merlock/Mint	Ulyses	Victor	Haibara	Oliver	Rocky
	Unjing	Iliang	Tai	Urie
2020s Retired Names	Alena	Quilban	Rita	Uterin	Jerry^{[nb 2]}	Marie^{[nb 3]}	Orient^{[nb 4]}	Ashton ^{[nb 5]}	Ferb ^{[nb 6]}	Kate ^{[nb 7]}	Phineas ^{[nb 8]}	Emmy ^{[nb 9]}	Gemma ^{[nb 10]}

References[edit]

^ "Tropical cyclone names". Met Office — UK National Weather Service. Retrieved 22 October 2013.

Notes[edit]

^ Reused by PAGASA to replace Egay on its naming lists.
^ Early retirement of its name after devastation. It was succeeded by James.
^ Early retirement of its name after devastation. It was succeeded by Melissa.
^ Early retirement of its name after devastation. It was succeeded by Owen.
^ Early retirement of its name while devastation. It was succeeded by Amari.
^ Early retirement of its name after estimation of deaths and damages. It was succeeded by Froilan.
^ Early retirement of its name while devastation. It was succeeded by Kurt.
^ Early retirement of its name while devastation. It was succeeded by Parker.
^ Retirement of its name after devastation. It was succeeded by Enjou, which taken out from 2nd set auxillary name, only to replaced by Estima in its place. Coincidentally, the name Emil was selected by PAGASA to replace Egay on its slot was also decomissioned during 2015.
^ Retirement of its name after devastation. It was succeeded by Goh.

[Met_office_names-11] "Tropical cyclone names". Met Office — UK National Weather Service. Retrieved 22 October 2013.

[1] Reused by PAGASA to replace Egay on its naming lists.

[2] Early retirement of its name after devastation. It was succeeded by James.

[3] Early retirement of its name after devastation. It was succeeded by Melissa.

[4] Early retirement of its name after devastation. It was succeeded by Owen.

[5] Early retirement of its name while devastation. It was succeeded by Amari.

[6] Early retirement of its name after estimation of deaths and damages. It was succeeded by Froilan.

[7] Early retirement of its name while devastation. It was succeeded by Kurt.

[8] Early retirement of its name while devastation. It was succeeded by Parker.

[9] Retirement of its name after devastation. It was succeeded by Enjou, which taken out from 2nd set auxillary name, only to replaced by Estima in its place. Coincidentally, the name Emil was selected by PAGASA to replace Egay on its slot was also decomissioned during 2015.

[10] Retirement of its name after devastation. It was succeeded by Goh.

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