TStropical storm
Tropical Storm Banyan (2005)
Tropical Storm Banyan formed in the Western Pacific on 20 July 2005 and faded on 31 July 2005. Peak wind 111 km/h (60 kt), tropical storm, lowest pressure 975 hPa. No landfall.
111 km/hPeak wind · 60 kt
975 hPaLowest pressure
10.8 daysDuration
6,643 kmTrack length · ACE 4.7
C5 · category 5C4 · category 4C3 · category 3C2 · category 2C1 · category 1TS · tropical stormTD · tropical depression
Wind along the track
km/h · UTC
Towns within 100 km of the track
Tokyo85 km · 65 km/h
Yokohama79 km · 65 km/h
Kawasaki75 km · 65 km/h
Chiba48 km · 65 km/h
Ōta77 km · 65 km/h
Kawaguchi91 km · 65 km/h
Matsudo76 km · 65 km/h
Katsushika76 km · 65 km/h
Fujisawa93 km · 65 km/h
Machida99 km · 65 km/h
Kashiwa78 km · 65 km/h
Yokosuka76 km · 65 km/h
Nakano88 km · 65 km/h
Koshigaya92 km · 65 km/h
Kita86 km · 65 km/h
Ichihara45 km · 65 km/h
Minato City79 km · 65 km/h
Sōka87 km · 65 km/h
Chigasaki100 km · 65 km/h
Yamato97 km · 65 km/h
Tsukuba94 km · 65 km/h
Minami-rinkan98 km · 65 km/h
Nishitōkyō-shi99 km · 65 km/h
Hodogayachō85 km · 65 km/h
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