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Hello I like typhoons…
you probably knew that because I created List of storms named Bailu…
Now I will show you the typhoons that have formed and effected Hong Kong since September 2014.

Duration	September 15 – Present
Peak intensity	65 km/h (40 mph) (10-min); 1002 hPa (mbar)

Formed east of Visayas on September 15, Was upgraded to a tropical depression on September 16, was upgraded to a tropical storm by JTWC on September 17. Was named Mirasol by PAGASA on September 16, was named Mitag by JMA. The HKO issued signal 1 on September 17.

Duration	September 16 – Present
Peak intensity	55 km/h (35 mph) (10-min); 1004 hPa (mbar)

Formed north of Yap on September 16, increasing (high) chance of development, was upgraded to a tropical depression by JMA on September 17. Has no effect on Hong Kong.

Duration	September 16 – Present
Peak intensity	45 km/h (30 mph) (10-min); 1008 hPa (mbar)

Formed in the near Wake Island on September 16, increasing (high) chance of development, was upgraded to a tropical depression by JMA on September 18. Has no effect on Hong Kong.

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• August 29 – A low pressure area forms near Palau and is designated 95W.
• September 2 – The LPA gets a medium chance of development from JTWC, then JMA recognises it as a tropical depression, then it gets high chance from JTWC.
• September 3 – The LPA / Tropical Depression gets upgraded to a tropical depression by JTWC and is designated 21W.
• September 4 – 21W gets upgraded to a tropical storm by JMA and is named Peipah, then JTWC also upgraded Peipah.
• September 5 – Peipah made landfall in Sukumo, Kōchi Prefecture and again in northern Wakayama Prefecture. Then Peipah went under extratropical transition and JMA and JTWC both recognised it as a extratropical cyclone. All warnings for Peipah were cancelled on this day.

• September 4 – A low pressure area forms near Luzon a few hours before Tapah and is designated 96W.
• September 5 – All warnings for 96W were cancelled on this day.

• September 4 – A low pressure area forms near Luzon a few hours later than 96W and is designated 97W.
• September 5 – The LPA gets a medium chance then a high chance of development from JTWC.
• September 6 – The LPA gets upgraded to a tropical depression by both agencies and is designated 22W by JTWC. Then gets upgraded to a tropical storm by both agencies on the same day and is named Tapah
• September 8 – Tapah gets upgraded to a severe tropical storm and then a typhoon by JMA and gets upgraded to a category 1 typhoon before it made its first landfall over the Chuanshan Archipelago then it made another landfall over Taishan, Guangdong. Then it rapidly downgraded, JMA downgraded it to a severe tropical storm then a tropical storm then a tropical depression.
• September 10 – All warnings for Tapah were cancelled on this day.

• September 12 – A low pressure area forms near Mindanao and is designated 98W
• September 17 – All warnings for 98W were cancelled on this day.

• September 15 – A low pressure area forms near Visayas and is designated 99W
• September 16 – 99W gets a medium then a high chance of development from JTWC. Then got upgraded to a tropical depression by both agencies and is designated 23W by JTWC.
• September 17 – 23W gets upgraded to a tropical storm by JMA. Then 23W later made landfall over Casiguran, Aurora
• September 18 – 23W gets upgraded to a tropical storm by JTWC and was named Mitag.

• September 16 – A low pressure area forms near Yap and is designated 90W
• September 17 – 90W gets upgraded to a tropical depression by JMA. 90W gets a medium chance of development from JTWC, but gives it a low chance again, but again gives it a medium chance.
• September 18 – 90W gets high chance.

• September 16 – A low pressure area forms near Wake Island and is designated 91W
• September 17 – 91W gets a medium chance.
• September 18 – 91W gets upgraded to a tropical depression by JMA, JTWC gives it a high chance.