Super Typhoon MARING (Longwang/19W)
September 29 - October 02
Max Sustained Winds: 240 kph (130 kts)
Min Central Pressure: 910 mb
[Storm Log|Tracks: PAGASA/JTWC.JAXA|Summary|Satellite Movie]
[JAXA/EORC's TRMM, Aqua, Midori-II Observation Page|NASA Site]

Typhoon NANDO (Kirogi/21W)
October 10 - 16
Max Sustained Winds: 230 kph (125 kts)
Min Central Pressure: 916 mb
[Storm Log|Tracks: PAGASA/JTWC.JAXA|Summary|Satellite Movie]
[JAXA/EORC's TRMM, Aqua, Midori-II Observation Page|NASA Site]

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2005 Storm Logs for Non-Philippine Tropical Cyclones (Outside PAR)
NW Pacific 2005 Annual Track Summary (JAXA/EORC)
2005 NW Pacific Typhoon Season (Wikipedia)
Timeline of 2005 NW Pacific Typhoon Season (Wikipedia)

- Deadly/Disastrous

:: This summary is based on Tropical Cyclones within the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) ::

[Note: Local names issued by PAGASA; In parenthesis are Int'l. names given by UN Typhoon Committee and
followed by JTWC's designated TC Number / Maximum Sustained Winds based on 1-Min. Average (JTWC)
except as indicated (*): based on 10-Min. Average (PAGASA) / Minimum Central Pressure by PAGASA or NRL Mon-
terey / JTWC Tracks by Hawaii Solar Astronomy (HSA) and JAXA-NASA / Storm's Summary courtesy of
Gary Padgett's Monthly Global TC Summary / Thumbnail and links images courtesy of NASA/GSFC,
NOAA, NRL Monterey, & Central Weather Bureau of Taiwan / Aftermath Reports
courtesy of National Disaster Coordinating Council (NDCC)]