1977 South Pacific cyclone season
The 1977 South Pacific season had 15 storms of tropical-storm strength or more, 4 of them cyclones and 1 major (Category 3 or stronger).
The first storm was tracked from December 9, 1976 and the last ended on April 23, 1977. The strongest by wind was Cyclone Ted (1977), at 115 mph (185 km/h). The season's accumulated cyclone energy (ACE) was 43.1.
- Storms
- 15
- Cyclones
- 4
- Major
- 1
- Category 5
- 0
- ACE
- 43.1
DepressionTropical stormCat 1Cat 2Cat 3Cat 4Cat 5
Storms
| Storm | Dates | Peak |
|---|---|---|
| Tropical Storm Kim | Dec 9 – Dec 13 | 65 mph |
| Tropical Storm Laurie | Dec 11 – Dec 12 | 65 mph |
| Cyclone Ted | Dec 15 – Dec 21 | 115 mph |
| Cyclone Marion | Jan 11 – Jan 21 | 80 mph |
| Cyclone June | Jan 16 – Jan 26 | 80 mph |
| Tropical Storm Keith | Jan 29 – Feb 1 | 60 mph |
| Unnamed tropical storm 7, 1977 South Pacific | Feb 3 – Feb 9 | 45 mph |
| Tropical Storm Lily | Feb 8 – Feb 12 | 45 mph |
| Tropical Storm Miles | Feb 9 – Feb 13 | 50 mph |
| Tropical Storm Nancy | Feb 12 – Feb 13 | 45 mph |
| Unnamed tropical storm 11, 1977 South Pacific | Feb 20 – Feb 24 | 45 mph |
| Tropical Storm Otto | Mar 6 – Mar 10 | 65 mph |
| Tropical Storm Norman | Mar 9 – Mar 24 | 45 mph |
| Tropical Storm Pat | Mar 14 – Mar 18 | 65 mph |
| Cyclone Robert | Apr 16 – Apr 23 | 90 mph |