Effects of the 2009 Pacific typhoon season in the Philippines
Seasonal statistics

Effects of the 2009 Pacific typhoon season in the Philippines

Section Title: Seasonal statistics
Table Section Text: None

Name	PAGASA name	Dates of impact	Fatalities	Damages (Millions US$)	Maximum intensity during passage

---	Auring	January 4–7	2	0.498	Tropical Depression

---	Bising	February 12–13	0	Minimal	Tropical Depression

---	Crising	May 1	0	Minimal	Tropical Depression

Kujira	Dante	May 1–3	28	27	Tropical Storm

Chan-hom	Emong	May 6–9	61	26.1	Typhoon

Nangka	Feria	June 23–25	11	0.054	Tropical Storm

Soudelor	Gorio	July 9–10	2	Minimal	Tropical Depression

06W	Huaning	---	---	---	---

Molave	Isang	July 14–17	4	Minimal	Tropical Depression

Goni	Jolina	July 30 – August 2	12	2.7	Tropical Depression

Morakot	Kiko	August 4–7	26	18.3	Typhoon

Dujuan	Labuyo	September 2–4	1	Minimal	Tropical Storm

Mujigae	Maring	September 8–10	13	6.4	Tropical Depression

Koppu	Nando	September 12–13	3	Minimal	Tropical Depression

Ketsana	Ondoy	September 23–26	464	233.1	Tropical Storm

Parma	Pepeng	October 1–11	465	570.7	Typhoon

Melor	Quedan	---	---	---	---

Lupit	Ramil	October 22–23	0	Minimal	Typhoon

Mirinae	Santi	October 30–31	29	10.4	Typhoon

24W	Tino	---	---	---	---

27W	Urduja	November 23 – 25	---	---	Tropical Depression

Nida	Vinta	---	---	---	---

---	20	January 5 – December 3	1124	903.139	---

Sentence(s)

Typhoon Morakot, also known as Kiko, in the Philippines had left 26 people dead.

final_sentence: Typhoon Morakot, also known as Kiko, in the Philippines had left 26 people dead.