Typhoon June was a tropical cyclone documented in the Western North Pacific during the 1975 cyclone season. According to official historical records from the International Best Track Archive for Climate Stewardship (IBTrACS v04r01), the storm was recorded from November 15, 1975, through November 25, 1975 CE. Over its recorded duration, the system attained a minimum central pressure of 875.0 mb as evaluated by the designated World Meteorological Organization (WMO) agency.
Track and Geographical Trajectory
The IBTrACS dataset contains 87 recorded track points for Typhoon June across the Western Pacific basin (subbasin MM). The mean position of the storm across its entire recorded path was latitude 21.19° N and longitude 145.52° E.
The main track history began on November 15, 1975, at 00:00 UTC at position 8.1° N, 146.4° E. Representative observation points along the documented path include:
- November 15, 1975 (00:00 UTC): 8.1° N, 146.4° E
- November 17, 1975 (18:00 UTC): 7.4° N, 142.3° E
- November 20, 1975 (09:00 UTC): 15.0° N, 138.4° E
- November 23, 1975 (00:00 UTC): 25.5° N, 137.5° E
- November 25, 1975 (18:00 UTC): 65.5° N, 174.0° E
The final recorded position in the primary track record was logged on November 25, 1975, at 18:00 UTC at 65.5° N, 174.0° E.
Intensity Metrics and Reporting Agencies
The lowest central pressure recorded for Typhoon June was 875.0 mb. Both the minimum central pressure and the maximum wind basis for this storm record are grounded in evaluations by the WMO responsible agency, identified in the database as Tokyo. The storm carries the official database system identifier 1975319N08146.
Frequently asked questions
When was Typhoon June active according to historical records?
Official IBTrACS records document Typhoon June starting on November 15, 1975, at 00:00 UTC and concluding on November 25, 1975, at 18:00 UTC.
What was the lowest central pressure recorded for Typhoon June?
The minimum central pressure recorded for Typhoon June was 875.0 mb, evaluated under the WMO responsible agency metrics.
Which tracking agency provided the WMO intensity evaluations for this storm?
Tokyo is listed as the WMO responsible agency for the central pressure and maximum wind evaluations in the official IBTrACS record.
Image credits
- Nizil Shah — Wikimedia Commons source — CC BY-SA 4.0
Sources and further context
Official datasets support the event-specific facts.