According to the Bagong Pagasa website, the tropical cyclone name starts with letter A and so on up to letter Z. Within a year there are 25 given names for the Philippine tropical cyclones. If the cyclones that will come to the country will be over 25, then the auxiliary list of names will be used.

LIST: Philippine Tropical Cyclone Names 2019

Typically, even before a typhoon enters our PAR (Philippine Area of Responsibility) other countries will name that typhoon with their own given names. That will be the international name of that typhoon which is some times will enter our country or not.

Philippines is known to have so many typhoons within a year, because of the Pacific Ocean. It is said that Yolanda (Haiyan) is the typhoon that created the most highest recorded confirmed damages of Php 181.325 billion. Yolanda also killed 6,300 people when it struck the Philippines in 2013.

As you can see on the table below the list of the most costliest typhoon ever to struck the Philippines.

Yolanda (2013) - ₱95.5 billion
Pablo (2012) - ₱43.2 billion
Glenda (2014) - ₱38.6 billion
Ompong (2018) - ₱33.9 billion
Pepeng (2009) - ₱27.3 billion
Pedring (2011) - ₱15.6 billion
Lando (2015) - ₱14.4 billion
Frank (2008) - ₱15.5 billion
Juan (2010) - ₱12 billion
Ondoy (2009) - ₱11 billion

For the deadliest typhoons that demolished the Philippines, it was not Yolanda, but it was Haiphong, wherein it killed 20,000 people in the Philippines and a total of 300,000 people (combined casualties of Philippines and Vietnam). See the list of the most deadliest typhoons that struck the Philippines.

Haiphong (1881) - 20,000 deaths
Yolanda (2013) - 6,300 deaths
Uring (1991) - 5,101 to 8,000 deaths
Pablo (2012) - 1,901 deaths
Angela (1867) - 1,800 deaths
Winnie (2004) - 1,593 deaths
October 1897 (1897) - 1,500 deaths
Nitang (1984) - 1,363 deaths
Sendong (2011) - 1,268 deaths
Trix (1952) - 995 deaths

Now, here's the 2019 Philippine typhoons names.
1 Amang 14 Nimfa
2 Betty 15 Onyok
3 Chedeng 16 Perla
4 Dodong 17 Quiel
5 Egay 18 Ramon
6 Falcon 19  Sarah
7 Goring 20 Tisoy
8 Hanna 21 Ursula
9  Ineng 22 Viring
10 Jenny 23 Weng
11 Kabayan 24 Yoyoy
12 Liwayway 25 Zigzag
13 Marilyn

The auxiliary typhoon names are the following (2019):
1
 Alamid
6
 Florante
2
 Bruno
7
 Gerardo
3
 Conching
8
 Hernan
4
 Dolor
9
 Isko
5
 Ernie
10
 Jerome

For the year 2020, here are the typhoon names as will as the auxiliary names.
1 Ambo 14 Nika
2 Butchoy 15 Ofel
3 Carina 16 Pepito
4 Dindo 17 Quinta
5 Enteng 18 Rolly
6 Ferdie 19 Siony
7 Gener 20 Tonyo
8 Helen 21 Ulysses
9 Igme 22 Vicky
10 Julian 23 Warren
11 Kristine 24 Yoyong
12 Leon 25 Zosimo
13 Marce

2020 auxiliary typhoon names
1
 Agila
6
 Felino
2
 Bagwis
7
 Gunding
3
 Chito
8
 Harriet
4
 Diego
9
 Indang
5
 Elena
10
 Jessa

Year 2021 typhoon names.
1 Auring 14 Nando
2 Bising 15 Odette
3 Crising 16 Paolo
4 Dante 17 Quedan
5 Emong 18 Rmail
6 Fabian 19 Salome
7 Gorio 20 Tino
8 Huaning 21 Uwan
9 Isang 22 Verbena
10 Jolina 23 Wilma
11 Kiko 24 Yasmin
12 Lannie 25 Zoraida
13 Maring

Year 2021, auxiliary typhoon names.
1 Abe 6 Felion
2 Berto 7 Gening
3 Charo 8 Herman
4 Dado 9 Irma
5 Estoy 10 Jaime

Tropical cyclone names year 2022.
1 Agaton 14 Neneng
2 Basyang 15 Obet
3 Caloy 16 Paeng
4 Domeng 17 Queenie
5 Ester 18 Rosal
6 Florita 19 Samuel
7 Gardo 20 Tomas
8 Henry 21 Umberto
9 Inday 22 Venus
10 Josie 23 Wilma
11 Karding 24 Yayang
12 Luis 25 Zeny
13 Maymay

Auxiliary typhoon names also for year 2022.
1 Alakdan 6 Felipe
2 Baldo 7 Gomer
3 Clara 8 Heling
4 Dencio 9 Ismael
5 Estong 10 Julio

For the coming years like 2023, the typhoon names will be the same as the 2019. And for 2024 it will be the same as 2020 and so on.

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