List of storms named Rosie

Last updated June 22, 2023

The name Rosie has been used for three tropical cyclones worldwide.

In the Western North Pacific:

Typhoon Rosie (1997) (T9709, 10W, Elang) – struck Japan.

In the Australian region:

Tropical Cyclone Rosie (2008) – affected Christmas island after rapidly developing.

In the South Pacific Ocean:

Tropical Cyclone Rosie (1970) – weak cyclone near New Caledonia.

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