Typhoon June (196913) Track Archive

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[Quick Archive Overview]Typhoon June (No. 196913, the historical numbering used before 1981) was a 1969 Northwest Pacific typhoon. Its peak intensity was as a super typhoon, with maximum winds of 60 m/s and a minimum central pressure of 939 hPa. It did not make landfall in China and was numbered off on November 7, 1969. A total of 48 track points were recorded throughout its life cycle.

Numbering note: International cyclone numbers in the Northwest Pacific have been assigned by the JMA in Japan, the regional specialized meteorological center for East Asia, since 1981. This system did not exist in 1969. The designation 196913 is the historical number used by the CMA. The numbers assigned that year by the JMA in Japan, the Joint Typhoon Warning Center in the United States, and China’s meteorological authorities may have differed for the same typhoon and therefore cannot be compared directly.
Track data sources: China Meteorological Administration Tropical Cyclone Best Track Dataset (CMA-STI); wind speeds are 2-minute sustained wind speeds.

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Typhoon June trajectory

Track and Turning Characteristics

Typhoon June (196913) 的生命史始 at Northwest Pacific低纬度海域, 整体路径呈现显著的“先W后N再NE”的抛物线型特征. formed初期 (10月26日至28日) , 系统位 at lat 9°至10°N, 132°至142°之间, 主要 toward W, 期间经度从142.2°E快速W移至132.8°E, 显示出稳定的引导气流作用. 10月29日至11月2日, 随着Intensity增强, 路径出现微幅N折并伴随轻微的EW toward 摆动, Center at 11.5°至19.6°N, 131°至133.7°范围内徘徊, 表明此时副热带高压对其引导作用复杂, 存在准静止或缓慢N抬过程.

关键的转 toward 点出现在11月2日至11月4日期间. 系统在达到Severe Typhoon级别后, at 11月3日到达最W端 (131°E) , 随后开始明显 toward E回旋. 11月5日起, Moving速度显著加快, 纬度从23.9°N迅速跃升至29.6°N, 经度大幅E移超过8个经度, 标志着系统完全受W风带控制, Go to 加速变性阶段. 最终, 该系统以Tropical Depression形态深入高纬度地区, at 11月7日消散 at lat 53°N, 177°附近的远洋海域, 全程无Landfall记录.

Intensity evolution and historical comparison

In terms of intensity, June underwent typical rapid intensification followed by gradual weakening. It developed from a tropical storm on October 29, with winds of 20 m/s and a central pressure of 1000 hPa, to its peak on November 2 in only four days. At peak intensity, the minimum central pressure fell to 939 hPa and the maximum wind speed reached 60 m/s, making it a super typhoon. Notably, its intensity fluctuated briefly on November 3, with pressure rising to 962 hPa and wind speed dropping to 45 m/s. It nevertheless maintained severe typhoon status for the next two days before moving into the cold, high-latitude ocean on November 5 and rapidly weakening into a typhoon, then downgrading to a tropical depression the following day.

Compared with previous typhoons bearing the same name, June in 1969 reached a relatively high intensity. Its peak pressure of 939 hPa was far lower than the values recorded for June in 1987 at 995 hPa, June in 1984 at 980 hPa, and June in 1981 at 962 hPa, indicating substantial energy accumulation. However, it remained weaker than the extreme minimum pressure of 875 hPa recorded by June in 1975. Overall, this was a strong tropical cyclone that completed its full life cycle over the open ocean. Its track turns were distinct, and its intensity changes followed the typical weakening pattern associated with interaction with the mid-latitude westerlies.

Typhoon June routes

Time	Position	Intensity	Wind · Pressure	Move toward
10-26 08:00	9.5°N 142.2°E	Tropical Depression	- m/s 1008 hPa	-
10-27 02:00	9°N 138.9°E	Tropical Depression	- m/s 1006 hPa	W
10-27 20:00	9.6°N 135°E	Tropical Depression	- m/s 1004 hPa	W
10-28 14:00	11.1°N 132.4°E	Tropical Depression	15 m/s 1002 hPa	NNW
10-29 08:00	11.5°N 131.5°E	Tropical Storm	20 m/s 1000 hPa	SSE
10-30 02:00	11.8°N 132.8°E	Severe Tropical Storm	30 m/s 986 hPa	ENE
10-30 20:00	13.2°N 134°E	Typhoon	35 m/s 980 hPa	NE
10-31 14:00	14.9°N 133.5°E	Typhoon	40 m/s 972 hPa	NNW
11-01 08:00	16.6°N 133.4°E	Severe Typhoon	45 m/s 966 hPa	N
11-02 02:00	18.8°N 132.5°E	Severe Typhoon	45 m/s 960 hPa	NNW
11-02 20:00	20.5°N 131.5°E	Super Typhoon	60 m/s 939 hPa	NNW
11-03 14:00	21.9°N 131°E	Severe Typhoon	45 m/s 963 hPa	N
11-04 08:00	23.9°N 132.5°E	Severe Typhoon	45 m/s 965 hPa	NE
11-05 02:00	28°N 137.8°E	Typhoon	35 m/s 980 hPa	NE
11-05 20:00	34.5°N 150.5°E	Tropical Depression	- m/s 980 hPa	ENE
11-06 14:00	46°N 165.5°E	Tropical Depression	- m/s 976 hPa	NE
11-07 02:00	53°N 177°E	Tropical Depression	- m/s 980 hPa	NE

Sampled rows shown; all 48 track points are available on the interactive map or via the public API .

FAQ

Typhoon June is the 1969 Typhoon.

The designation 196913 for Typhoon June is the historical number used by the CMA, referring to the 13th typhoon of 1969. Its international name was JUNE. International cyclone numbering in the Northwest Pacific did not begin until 1981, and before then, individual agencies used their own numbering systems. The numbers assigned by the JMA in Japan, the Joint Typhoon Warning Center in the United States, and China’s meteorological authorities may have differed for the same typhoon and therefore cannot be compared directly.

Where does the track data for Typhoon June come from?

Track data sources: China Meteorological Administration Tropical Cyclone Best Track Dataset (CMA-STI); wind speeds are 2-minute sustained wind speeds.

What is the highest level of Typhoon June?

Typhoon June peak intensity is Super Typhoon, max wind 60m/s, minimum central pressure 939 hPa.

Typhoon JuneLandfall?

According to records, Typhoon June is not in our coastal landfall.

Where can I view typhoon June's live track map?

TyphoonSays (taifengshuo.com) provides typhoon June's Track history map, multinational weather agency Forecast comparison, wind circle range with IntensityTrend, page address: https://taifengshuo.com/typhoon/196913.

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